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J.L.G. Ferris Lee's Surrender to Grant 1865 Civil War Postcard

This collectible postcard features J.L.G. Ferris artwork titled “Lee’s Surrender to Grant” (1865), a classic Civil War historical scene. Condition is as shown in the photos; check the listing for details on wear, marks, or any writing. This item is priced at $1.95 and ships with free shipping. If you need confirmation on publisher, postcard size, or whether it is used or unused, check the listing for details and review the images closely before purchase.

USD 1.95
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LocationOxford US
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Start time2025-12-05T15:42:24.000Z
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J.L.G. Ferris Lee's Surrender to Grant 1865 Civil War Postcard Specs
ContinentNorth America
EraCivil War Era
SizeContinental (6 x 4 in)
RegionMichigan
CountryUnited States
ThemeAmerican Civil War
CityPaw Paw
Time Period Manufactured1970s
Postage ConditionUnposted
Brand/PublisherPaw Paw Plastics Laminating Service, Inc.
SubjectLee's Surrender to Grant
Country of OriginUnited States
Listing details(podt ai 20260203)

This vintage postcard depicts the iconic moment of General Robert E. Lee surrendering to General Ulysses S. Grant in 1865, marking the end of the American Civil War. The artwork is a reproduction of a painting by J. L. G. Ferris, renowned for capturing pivotal scenes from early American history. The detailed illustration highlights the solemn handshake in a room filled with military officers, evoking the gravity of this historic event.Produced by Paw Paw Plastics Laminating Service in 1972, this postcard is part of the Early America Postcards series, combining historical significance with collectible appeal. The card has clean printed text and a divided back for mailing. It is an excellent addition for collectors of Civil War memorabilia or American history enthusiasts looking to own a piece that commemorates a defining moment in U.S. history.