A striking Franklin Mint collectible plate titled "Return to Clark's Mountain" (A5954), featuring a vivid John Paul Strain depiction of General Robert E. Lee leading cavalry through a snow-covered Virginia mountain pass on March 5, 1864. This hard-fired porcelain edition is expertly framed and comes with its original Certificate of Authenticity. Part of the "Tales of the Civil War" series produced by the Bradford Exchange/Franklin Mint, this plate is a limited-run historical piece that captures a pivotal moment in Civil War history

Features & Highlights:

• Artist & Scene: John Paul Strain's detailed artwork captures Lee's return to Clark's Mountain en route to defend Richmond after the Dahlgren raid
• Production: Made by Franklin Mint/Bradford Exchange on high-quality hard-fired porcelain; limited edition with artist's proof and numbered authenticity
• Condition: Nicely framed, with COA included. Porcelain plate shows vivid colors and excellent preservation-rare in the collectors' market.
• Sizes: Standard 8-inch plate diameter, fits most display spaces.

This beautifully crafted historical piece blends artistic merit with collectible appeal-an elegant addition to any Civil War or Fine Art collection.

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