Description: 1862 50c The Columbus Armory - Columbus, GEORGIA Note CIVIL WAR Era B541862 50c The Columbus Armory note from Columbus, Georgia.Columbus was a key manufacturing location for the Confederate war effort, with factories producing guns, cannons, uniforms, and edged weapons. Due to poor communications, Columbus was attacked by Union forces on April 16, 1865, two days after Lincoln's assassination and a week after Lee's surrender at Appomattox. The Confederate defenders were overwhelmed and Columbus was put to the torch with particular attention paid to its armament related manufacturers. John D. Gray was a railroad builder and manufacturer who turned his attention to the manufacture of munitions and other military goods during the Civil War under the names of "John D. Gray & Co." and the "Columbus Armory."This note grades Fine with edge nicks and a small tear on the right edge.It measures ~ 4" x 2.5". Buy with confidence as we do not sell copies or reproductions. ANA & SPMC member. Click the vault below to visit my eBay STORE, with lots of BUY IT NOW items! We BUY currency too!
Price: 600 USD
Location: Palm Coast, Florida
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Denomination: 50c
Type: Banknotes
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
