Gettysburg ’63 Toile Historical Civil War Pattern Throw Blanket

A defining American battlefield, rendered in the tradition of fine historical textiles. Gettysburg ’63 depicts Pickett’s Charge in an intricate black-and-white toile pattern. Infantry advances across the open fields toward the stone wall as artillery fires, smoke rises, and the fences, trees, farm buildings, and rolling terrain of Gettysburg carry through the composition. From across the room, it has the refined character of an antique textile. Up close, the detailed linework reveals the movement and immense scale of the July 3, 1863 assault. Printed across a soft silk-touch face, this throw blanket brings American history into the study, library, den, or living room without looking like ordinary souvenir-shop merchandise. It makes a distinctive gift for Civil War readers, battlefield visitors, reenactors, collectors, and anyone with a serious appreciation for American history. Original Gettysburg ’63 historical toile pattern Detailed black-and-white battlefield artwork Soft silk-touch fabric 100% polyester Printed on one side with a white reverse Machine washable Hypoallergenic and flame-resistant Available in 30″ × 40″, 50″ × 60″, and 60″ × 80″ Wash before first use to restore the fabric’s full softness after printing.