Civil War Sets
As Iraq stalemate sets record, Pentagon concern for US troops grows
Iraq has been trying to form a government since elections in March – now a record for post-election futility. Pentagon officials are increasingly speaking up about the dangers of the situation.
Snowden Post Mortem Set Civil War Medical
|
|
General Robert E. Lee Civil War Confederate Soldier Collectible Knife Set $25.00 Fine Civil War collectible honors Confederate General Robert E. Lee, remembered as one of the most capable commanders in history. Unique pistol-shaped folding knife has stainless steel blade and ivory-look handle that bears his image. Also includes leatherette safety pouch, plus goldtone Cavalry crossed-swords insignia pin. The wood presentation box features a vintage portrait on top and a brief… |
|
|
Set of 4 Super Absorbent Stoneware Clay Drink Cup Coasters Absorbs All Water and Liquid – Civil War $25.99 McCarter Coasters proudly offers limited edition absorbent clay coasters created by Shayne McCarter. The porous nature of the clay naturally absorbs moisture, and the natural cork backing protects your furniture. All of the coasters are hand-pressed, stained and fired at our facility in North Mississippi since 1995. They make wonderful housewarming gifts; surprise a close friend or relative with s… |
|
|
Confederate Pride Liquor Decanter Bar Set: Pride Of The South by The Bradford Exchange $129.00 Exclusive Confederate Pride Bar Set! 22K-gold Rimmed Glasses with John Paul Strain Portraits and Decanter with C.S.A. Flags – Against all odds, Civil War commanders like Lee, Jackson, Stewart and Forrest outfoxed and outfought the North’s forces. Now, a first-of-its-kind collectible Confederate pride bar set salutes these heroic generals. This five-piece set includes four old-fashioned glasses dec… |
|
|
Voice Of Ages [Deluxe Edition] $14.38 All products are BRAND NEW and factory sealed. Fast shipping and 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed…. |
|
|
Use Your Illusion 2 $5.99 Had Use Your Illusion II been combined with Use Your Illusion I, keeping only the best material while dropping the filler, it would have been one of the best rock albums ever recorded. Instead, great songs like “Civil War,” “14 Years,” “Estranged,” and “So Fine” compete with the inexcusable “Get in the Ring” and the well-intentioned but off-target cover of “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door.” There’s no p… |
