In June 1862 during the Seven Days Battle of Gaines Mill, General Robert E. Lee was known to have met with his staff officers under a 300-year old White Oak. That tree affectionately came to be known as the Lee Tree and remained standing another 140 years, to ultimately fall to Hurricane Isabel in 2003. This pen has been crafted from a small piece of white oak from that very same Lee Tree. Each pen measures 5.5 in length and comes in a custom laser-engraved wood case which measures 7 x 1.5 x 1. A portion of the cost of each pen benefits the Virginia Civil War Battlefield Preservation Fund.

Fashioned after the model 1860 cavalry sabres of the Civil War, this 13-inch letter opener is a great item to have at home or at work.

Silver commemorative spoon that shows Robert E. Lee on the handle and the White House of the Confederacy in the spoon.

A handcrafted cannon adorns the top of this fine pewter piece. Museum of the Confederacy is etched onto the front. Truly a one-of-a-kind item! (1 x 1 x 1.5)

Hand made in the U.S.A. for the Museum of the Confederacy using Civil War era reproduction fabrics . Frames are custom crafted in cherry. Outside measurements 15 X 15 1/2

Hand made in the U.S.A. for the Museum of the Confederacy using Civil War era reproduction fabrics . Frames are custom crafted in cherry. Outside measurements 15 X 15 1/2

Hand made in the U.S.A. for the Museum of the Confederacy using Civil War era reproduction fabrics . Frames are custom crafted in cherry. Outside measurements 15 X 15 1/2

Hand made in the U.S.A. for the Museum of the Confederacy using Civil War era reproduction fabrics . Frames are custom crafted in cherry. Outside measurements 15 X 15 1/2

Two magnets draw to each other to hold the bookmark in place. Assorted colors.