A hard to find ribbon worn by members of the Department of Connecticut at the 16th National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic held in Baltimore, Maryland.  The ribbon is dark blue and has gold writing.  Written on the ribbon is "16th Annual Encampment, G.A.R. - Baltimore - 1882 - Department of Connecticut.".  A Grand Army fo the Republic membership badge likeness is in the middle of the ribbon.  The badge was made by the Torsch Brothers Manufacturing, Baltimore, Maryland as noted by the sticker on the back of the ribbon.

A neat badge worn by members of the Maryland and Massachusetts Grand Army Club at the 1904 Grand Army of the Republic National Encampment held in Boston, Massachusetts.  The badge consists of a "T" bar pin and a beige ribbon.  Written on the ribbon in gold ink is "Massachusetts - Grand Army Club - Maryland - 1904".  A badge which has the state seal of Massachusetts is in the middle of the badge.  The badge was made by George A. Sanford, 23 Hawley Street, Boston, Massachusetts as noted by a sticker on the back of the badge.  Please note there is a small hole to the right of the badge.

A wonderful and hard to find badge worn by Union veterans of Maryland at the 1920 National Grand Army of the Republic Encampment held in Indianapolis, Indiana.  This great badge has a brass metal type hanger with a celluloid "MARYLAND" on it.  Attached to the hanger is a white ribbon with "54th NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT - G.A.R. - Indianapolis, Ind. - Sept. 19 - 26, 1920" written in gold.  Also attached to the white ribbon and brass hanger is a U.S. flag ribbon with a celluloid drop with the coat of arms of the state of Maryland.  The badge is approximately 6 1/4 inches by 2 1/4 inches.