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1895 GAR Grand Army Louisville, KY National Badge

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A great 1895 Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) national badge from the Louisville, Kentucky encampment.  The top bar has a thoroughbred horse in chocolate bronze atop a gilt-bronze bar with the GAR initials in the center and ears of corn on each end.  The shield is flanked by tobacco leaves on the left and a whiskey barrel on the right, denoting Kentucky’s major industries.  Suspended from the top bar is a gilt-bronze pendent inscribed at the top and bottom “United We Stand/Divided We Fall”.  The round pendant contains an inserted chocolate bronze medallion depicting two soldiers shaking hands.  Around the insert are the symbols of war, including a cannon, rifles, flags, a drum, and a stack of cannon balls.  The reverse has the maker’s name, “Heeran Bros & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.’, and is inscribed “Presented by the Citizens Committee Louisville 1895”.  The reverse is inscribed, “Delegate 29th National Encampment”.


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