The broadside gives a short history of the the activities the regiment engaged in during the Battle of Gettysburg and a list of the losses (wounded, killed, captured) by company. The broadside contains a border around three sides of the narrative text, all in brown ink; the Pennsylvania state seal (a crest of an eagle on a shield flanked by two rearing horses standing on a ribbon (virtue, liberty and independence) used during the Civil War era, in gold; and at the bottom of the broadside, superimposed over the narrative's border, is the list of losses in black ink with a half-sun border.