Wade Hampton Toy Colonel Paul Tibbets

Colonel Paul Tibbets

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Wade Hampton Toy Colonel Paul TibbetsBy sculptor Francis Barnum 2001 Event Piece Pewter Limited edition S L #5943 Born 1818, Charleston, South Carolina, this University of South Carolina graduate and inherited plantation owner was a large, dignified man with courteous manners. He joined the Confederacy in 1861, organizing Hampton's Legion of South Carolina. In 1862, he was made Brigadier General of Cavalry and placed in command of a brigade in J. E. B. Stuart's corps. At Gettysburg, his