Virginia at 1920 UCV Houston, Texas National Reuunion Badge
Item #: RX37896
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Offered is a hard to find badge worn by Virginia Confederate veterans at the United Confederate Veterans National Reunion held at Houston, Texas in 1920. The hanger is a pin back with a Confederate battle flag and a Virginia state flag crossed. The red and white ribbon is attached to the hanger. Written in gold color ink is "REUNION U.C.V. - HOUSTON, TEXAS, OCT. 5, 1920". The badge was made by the Torsch & Franz Badge Company of Baltimore, Maryland as noted by the manufacturer's label in the back of the hanger.
Offered is a wonderful enameled lapel pin from Jacksonville, Florida in 1914. The pin has a Confederate battle flag in the middle. "U.C.V." is on the Confederate flag. An alligator is under the flag. Written on the pin is "I Have Paid My Dollar - Jacksonville 1914". All the enamel is on this pin.
1905 Petersburg, Virginia Confederate Veteran Pin Back
Item #: 17462
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Offered is a nice pin worn by Confederate veterans at the 1905 Petersburg, Virginia Confederate Reunion. The pin has a background of a Confederate battle flag. On the battle flag is large white area with "Confederate Reunion - Petersburg, VA. - Oct. 25-26-27, 1905". The pin is made by the Whitehead & Hoag Company of Newark, New Jersey as noted by the maker's label in the back of the pin. The pin is approximately 7/8 inches wide.
Offered is a nice pin from the 1896 United Confederate Veterans National reunion held in Richmond, Virginia. The pin has a Confederate battle flag in the middle and has "CONFEDERATE REUNION - RICHMOND, Va. 1896" written around the battle flag. the width of the button is 7/8 inches wide and the pin is 1 3/4 inches long.
Offered is a great enameled lapel pin worn by Confederate veterans who were members of the Picket-Buchanan Camp, Norfolk, Virginia. The badge has an enameled Confederate battle flag in the center. White enamel surrounds the battle flag. Also around the battle flag is "P B C - VA." for Picket-Buchanan Camp, Virginia. This nice lapel badge is approximately 5/8 inches wide. A gold colored screw back is on the attachment screw. There is a very small piece of white enamel that is on the left side of the "B" that is missing.
Offered is a wonderful badge worn by Confederate veterans of the Pickett-Buchanan Camp of Norfolk, Virginia. This great badge has a Confederate battle flag, crossed cannons, and crossed sabers on the hanger. The drop has a pair of Confederate battle flags crossed with the sun rising up in the middle with rays. Written around the flags is "MILITAVI NON SINE GLORIA". On the back of the drop is the Norfolk, Virginia Confederate monument. Written around the monument is "PICKETT-BUCHANAN CAMP OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS - NORFOLK, VIRGINIA 1883 61-65". The badge looks to be made of bronze metal.
1925 Dallas,Texas United Confederate Veteran Ribbon
Item #: 10887b
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Offered is a ribbon worn by Texas Confederate veterans at the 1925 United Confederate Veterans Texas state reunion held in Dallas, Texas. The ribbon is a beige color and has "35th ANNUAL REUNION -VETERAN - DALLAS -1925". The ribbon is approximately 5 3/8 inches tall and 2 1/4 inches wide.
Camp Winnie Davis U.C.V. No. 108 Waxahachie, Texas Ribbon
Item #: 17315
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Offered is a ribbon worn by Texas Confederate veterans who were members of Camp Winnie Davis No. 108, United Confederate Veterans located in Waxahachie, Texas. The ribbon has the Texas star surrounded by laurel leaves on the top of the ribbon. Written in black ink is "Camp Winnie Davis U.C.V. No. 108". The ribbon is approximately 4 11/16 inches tall and 2 7/16 inches wide.
Pickett Camp - Richmond, Virginia - Celluloid Lapel pin
Item #: 13534
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Offered is a hard to find lapel pin worn by Confederate veterans who were members of the Picket Camp, United Confederate Veterans of Richmond, Virginia. The lapel pin has "Pickett Camp No. 204 C.V." written around the sides. The Confederate battle flag is in the middle of the pin. Written on the battle flag is "UCV". The pin is approximately 7/8 inches wide. the lapel pin was made by the Whitehead & Hoag Company of Newark, New Jersey as noted on the lapel pin.
1928 Little Rock, Arkansas UCV National Reunion Badge
Item #: 16476
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Offered is a nice badge worn by Confederate veterans at the 1928 United Confederate Veterans National reunion held in Little Rock, Arkansas. The badge has three parts. The hanger is a brass colored metal. There are two bridges crossing a river on the hanger. A red and white ribbon attaches to the hanger and the drop. The drop is in the shape of the state of Arkansas. Written on the drop is "U.C.V. 33rd Reunion May 8 - 11, 1928 - The Wonder State". The seal of the state of Arkansas and the Arkansas state house are on the drop. Also a Confederate battle flag is on the drop. The ribbon is in good condition. The badge was made by the Greenduck Company, Chicago as is noted on the back of the drop and the hanger.
Blue/Gray 1885 R.E. Lee Camp C.V. & Seward Post 37 Reunion Ribbon
Item #: 14836
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Offered is a great ribbon worn by Confederate and Union soldiers at the July 4, 1885 reunion of the R.E. Lee Camp, Confederate veterans of Richmond, Virginia and the Seward Post 37, Auburn, New York of the Grand Army of the Republic. The ribbon has a pair of shaking hands at the top. Written on the ribbon is "RE-UNION - BLUE and the GRAY - Seward Post 37, G.A.R., Auburn, N.Y. - R.E.Lee Camp. C.V., Richmond, Va. July 4th, 1885. One Country! One Flag!". The ribbon is approximately 6 3/4 inches by 2 1/4 inches.
1918 Louisiana Division UCV at Tulsa, Oklahoma Ribbon
Item #: 15152
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Offered is a nice ribbon worn by Confederate veterans from Louisiana attending the 1918 United Confederate Veterans National reunion held in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The ribbon is white colored. On the upper part of the ribbon are three flags - the Confederate battle flag, the United States flag, and the Louisiana state flag. Written in blue ink on the ribbon is "LOUISIANA Div. U.C.V. - Tulsa, Okla. - Sept. 25 - 27, 1918". The ribbon is approximately 7 inches tall by 2 1/4 inches wide.
Offered is an beautiful badge worn by Confederate veterans at the 1936 United Confederate Veterans National reunion held in Shreveport, Louisiana. The badge has three parts. The hanger has the likeness of General Robert E. Lee and General Stonewall Jackson. A pelican and her chicks are in the middle of the hanger. Written around the pelicans is "SHREVEPORT - 1936". The red and white ribbon is in very good condition. This is usually the weak area of most of these 1936 badges. The drop has the Confederate battle flag and the third national Confederate flag. Under the flags is written "U.C.V.". Under .C.V> is the likeness of General Beauregard. Written around Beauregard's likeness is written "Ge. P.T.G. Beauregard". Written on the back of the drop is "46th Annual Reunion June 9 - 12, 1936". The badge was made by the Greenduck Company of Chicago as noted on the back of the drop.
John B. Hood Camp, Confederate Veterans. Austin, Texas Ribbon
Item #: 16771
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SOLD!!! Offered is a hard to find ribbon from the John B. Hood Camp, United Confederate Veterans, Austin, Texas. The ribbon is a off white/beige color. Written in red ink on the ribbon is "JOHN B. HOOD CAMP - CONFEDERATE VETERANS. AUSTIN, TEXAS.". The ribbon is approximately 7 3/8 inches tall and 2 inches wide. It is getting very hard to find neat Confederate ribbons and badges from Texas.
Offered is a neat lapel pin worn by members of the 96th Pennsylvania Infantry at their 1896 reunion. The pin has a Sixth corps red cross in the center of the pin. "96th" is written in the middle of the Sixth corps cross. Written around the edge of the pin.is "1861 - Reunion - 1896 - Penn. Reg't Ass'n". The lapel pin is 3/4 inches wide. The pin was made by Baldwin & Gleason Co. - 58 Reades - N.Y.". The pin is in good condition.
The 96th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Regiment lost 6 officers and 126 enlisted men killed or mortally wounded and 1 officer and 86 enlisted men to disease during the Civil War. It is honored by a monument at Gettysburg.
1861
September 9 – October 30
Organized at Pottsville, Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania under the command of Colonel Henry L. Cake, Lieutenant Colonel Jacob G. Frick and Major Lewis J. Martin.
The regiment lost 13 men killed and 61 men wounded. Lieutenant Ernest T. Ellrich was killed and Captain John T. Boyle was wounded.
June 30
Charles City Cross Roads and Glendale
July 1
Malvern Hill
July-August
At Harrison’s Landing
July 29
Lieutenant Colonel Frick was promoted to colonel of the 129th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Regiment. Captain Peter A. Filbert of Company B was promoted to lieutenant colonel.
From the War Department tablet for Slocum’s Division on the Antietam battlefield:
Slocum’s Division followed Smith’s in its march from near Crampton’s Pass on the morning of the 17th, and upon reaching the field, occupied the ground from which Smith was advancing; Torbert’s Brigade in the center on either side of this road; Newton’s Brigade on the right connecting with Hancock, and Bartlett’s Brigade on the left, extending beyond the cemetery and into the low ground between Mumma’s and Roulette’s. Beyond supporting the Artillery the Division was not actively engaged.
September-October
Duty in Maryland. Colonel Cake took command of the brigade.
October 30-November 19
Movement to Falmouth, Va.
December 12-15
Battle of Fredericksburg
December
Colonel Cake returned to Pottsville, Pennsylvania due to “ill health.” He complained of having “thrust upon me… officers that I cannot recommend and in whom, knowing all about them, I have no confidence.” Colonel Cake had feuded with his line officers since the regiment was founded.
December 23
Lieutenant Colonel Filbert was discharged. Major Lessig was promoted to lieutenant colonel.
1863
January 20-24
Burnside’s second Campaign, “Mud March”
February-April
At Falmouth
March 12
Colonel Cake resigned for “reasons to be assigned by His Excellency the Governor of this Commonwealth.” Lieutenant Colonel Lessig was promoted to colonel, but was not mustered.
The regiment was commanded by Lieutenant Colonel William H. Lessig. It brought 356 men to the field and lost 1 man wounded.
From the monument on Wheatfield Road at Gettysburg:
Position of the 96th Regt. Penna. Volunteers, 2nd Brigade, 1st Division, 6th Corps, from 5 p.m. of the 2nd until the morning of the 5th of July 1863.
From the War Department monument for Bartlett’s Brigade on the Gettysburg battlefield:
July 2. The Brigade arrived late in the day and was formed in two lines to support Fifth Corps of which the troops in front were giving ground. The Third Brigade Third Division was formed on the left and then advanced to the front. Remained in same position during the night. The 121st New York was detached from the Brigade on its arrival and supported Battery L 1st Ohio until the close of the battle.
July 3. The Third Brigade Third Division was assigned to Brig. Gen. Bartlett’s command which was in an advanced position. Late in the day theThird Brigade Third Division in a second line at an interval of 200 yards supported First Brigade Third Division Fifth Corps in an advance through the Wheatfield and the woods on the south but soon after being engaged the Third Brigade Third Division advanced to the front and the combined forces captured about 200 prisoners of Brig. Gen. Benning’s Brigade and the colors of the 15th Georgia. At dark the Brigade was recalled to a line a few hundred yards in advance of the original position.
July 5-24
Pursuit of Lee
July 10-13
At and near Funkstown, Md.
July 14
Hagerstown
July-October
Duty on line of the Rappahannock
October 9-22
Bristoe Campaign
November 7-8
Advance to line of the Rappahannock
November 7
Rappahannock Station
November 26-December 2
Mine Run Campaign
December-May
Duty at Hazel River
1864
January 18
Captain Levi Huber of Company B was promoted to major.
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