The Price of Victory was a two-reel Civil War drama starring John Ince and Rosetta Brice. It was directed by John Ince (brother of Thomas Harper Ince) at Lubin's Betzwood studios in 1913. While the story and acting are not memorable, the film is noteworthy for its realistic battle sequences. Lending authenticity to these scenes is the fact that all of the uniforms and equipment were genuine left-overs from the Civil War which had ended less than fifty years before.