Civil War 150th Anniversary Posters
Civil War 150th Anniversary Posters by Rovere Publishing
Rovere Publishing is a publishing house that has created a wide range of historic educational and academic posters. Rovere has just launched a Civil War 150th Anniversary series of posters at http://www.civilwarusa150.com
The New 150th Anniversary of the Civil War Posters Include:
Civil War 150th Battle Poster
Abraham Lincoln 150th Poster
Robert E. Lee 150th Poster
Ulysses S. Grant 150th Poster
Stonewall Jackson 150th Poster
Union & Confederate Regiments of the Civil War Poster
Union Regiments of the Civil War Poster
Confederate Regiments of the Civil War Poster
For more information and to purchase, visit our website- www.civilwarusa150.com
Rovere has supplied posters to museum gift stores throughout the country including: The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library, The Statue of Liberty Ellis Island, The Gettysburg Civil War Museum, Manassas Battlefield Park, The National Park Service, Independence Hall National Park, Philadelphia, The Newseum, Ford's Theater and others.
Our various posters shops are available retail as well as wholesale.
We can create a custom merchandise program for any museum, store, exhibit or historic event celebration.
Rovere Publishing’s other imprint include: United States History, New York History, Italy Culture, Natural History
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