A museum-grade matte poster that honors the 5th United States Colored Troops' heroic action at the Battle of New Market Heights on September 29, 1864. This archival piece captures one of the Civil War's most significant moments for African American soldiers—troops advancing under heavy fire, demonstrating extraordinary courage in the face of Confederate defenses, earning fourteen Medals of Honor in a single engagement. Rendered with documentary clarity and muted tones, it brings a pivotal chapter of American military and civil rights history into your study, library, or collection space.

Printed on museum-grade archival paper using giclée inks, this poster delivers exceptional color fidelity and long-term durability. The matte finish eliminates glare under soft lighting, preserving the intricate detail of uniforms, battlefield terrain, and the determined advance. Available in 46 sizes to accommodate various frames and display configurations, it's designed for indoor presentation where its historical significance and profound legacy can be properly appreciated.

Premium Features
- Museum-grade archival paper (175–189 g/m²) resists yellowing and degradation over time
- Giclée printing technology ensures bright, enduring color accuracy
- Matte finish reduces glare and preserves intricate detail under varied lighting
- 46 size options from 8" × 10" to 24" × 36" for flexible framing
- Precision manufacturing with minimal size tolerance (± 1/16")
- Indoor-only display for optimal preservation

Historical Context
The Battle of New Market Heights stands as a defining moment for the United States Colored Troops. On September 29, 1864, the 5th USCT and other African American regiments assaulted heavily fortified Confederate positions outside Richmond, Virginia. Despite devastating casualties, they carried the heights and proved their valor beyond question. Fourteen soldiers earned the Medal of Honor that day—the largest number awarded to African American troops in a single battle. This poster commemorates their courage, sacrifice, and the fight for both Union and equality.

Care & Display
Dust gently with a clean, dry cloth as needed. Frame under glass for added protection and display away from direct sunlight to maintain archival quality.

Ideal For
Civil War historians, African American military heritage enthusiasts, USCT descendants, military collectors, educators, and those seeking authentic, premium wall art that honors American military history and the struggle for civil rights with historical accuracy and deep respect.