2nd Mississippi Infantry – Archer’s Brigade Tumbler

2nd Mississippi Infantry – Archer’s Brigade Tumbler

Honor the 2nd Mississippi Infantry, a Confederate regiment that fought in the opening struggle at Gettysburg, with this vintage Civil War tumbler.

Serving in Brigadier General James J. Archer’s Brigade of the Army of Northern Virginia, the 2nd Mississippi went into action west of Gettysburg on July 1, 1863. Archer’s men advanced against Union forces around Willoughby Run and Herbst Woods, where they encountered the famed Iron Brigade during some of the battle’s earliest and fiercest infantry fighting.

The full-wrap design features crossed rifles, Confederate battle imagery, Archer’s Brigade identification, infantry formations, artillery, a mounted officer, battlefield smoke, and ornate antique scrollwork. The distressed black, bronze, and muted red treatment gives the entire piece a dramatic period-inspired appearance.

Perfect for Civil War history enthusiasts, Mississippi history collectors, Gettysburg visitors, reenactors, and those interested in the Army of Northern Virginia.

Product Features: 20 oz insulated tumbler with a full-wrap 2nd Mississippi design, lid and straw, double-wall insulation for hot or cold beverages, and permanently sublimated artwork with a distressed antique finish.

Part of the Bucktail Creations Civil War Collection — preserving the history of the units that fought on both sides at Gettysburg.