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A nice souvenir badge from the 1906 United Confederate Veterans reunion held in New Orleans, Louisiana. This badge was made by the Charles Robbins Company, Attleboro, Mass. This badge has enamel on the Confederate battle flag! Most of these badges only have red paint instead of enamel. The hanger has "Souvenir" written on the bar. The cross shaped drop has "U.C.V. - April 25-27 - 1906 - New Orleans, LA." written on it.
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SOLD!!! A neat badge worn by Delegates at the 1920 United Confederate Veterans reunion held in Houston, Texas. The hanger is a celluloid button approximately 1 1/2 inches wide. On the celluloid is a likeness of General Albert Sidney Johnson. He is flanked by two Confederate battle flags. A Texas star is centered over his head. Written on the celluloid is "DELEGATE - United Confederate Veterans - Houston, Texas, Oct 6-7-8, 1920". A red ribbon is attached to the celluloid.
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Badges from the 1899 United Confederate Veterans reunion in Charleston, South Carolina are very difficult to find. This badge was worn by a member of UCV Camp #550 from Clarksdale, Mississippi at the reunion! The hanger has a celluloid label which says "CLARKSDALE, MISS. - Camp No. 550, Sam Cammack". Attached to the hanger is a red ribbon with "Annual Reunion of the United Confederate Veterans - Charleston, S.C. - May, 1899" written on it. A large celluloid disk with the Confederate battle flag and "UCV - 1861-1865" written on it. On the back of the red ribbon is apaper label from the Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark, New Jersey. There is no pin on the hanger.
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A very nice badge worn by United Confederate Veterans at the 1902 Reunion held in Dallas, Texas. The hanger has "Veteran" written on it. A blue ribbon is attached to the hanger and the drop. Usually this ribbon is missing. A star in a wreath is the shape of the drop. A COnfederate battleflag is in the middle of the drop. Written on the star is "United COnfederate Veterans Reunion - Apreil 22-25". The badge was made by Schwaab & Co., Milwaukee.
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A beautiful 1936 United Confederate Veteran's national reunion badge from Shreveport, Louisiana. There weren't many veterans in 1936 and since these badges were made by the Greenduck Company, most that did survive have problems with the ribbon. Greenduck used a cheaper grade of ribbon than Whitehead & Hoag did. This badge is absolutely beautiful. The ribbon is in perfect condition. This is the one you want for your collection.
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SOLD!!! A hard to find 1923 United Confederate Veterans New Orleans reunion badge. This great badge has a metal hanger that holds a name. Attached to the hanger is a ribbon with all four Confederate flags. Written on the white ribbon in red is "DELEGATE - U.C.V. - 33rd Annual Reunion - New Orleans, LA - April 11-13, 1923 - General J.S. Carr Commander". The badge is approximately 7 inches long and 2 7/16 inches wide. I can't tell you why these badges are hard to find except they are! Don't miss this one.
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A super hard badge to find to complete that United Confederate Veteran National Reunion collection!!! This great badge is approximately 7 3/4 inches long and 2 5/16 inches wide. A picture of General John B. Gordon with a copy of his signature is on the top of the badge and "First Convention of United Confederate Veterans - Chattanooga, Tenn. - July 3,4 and 5, 1890" written on the bottom of the badge. Metal fringe hangs from the badge and one on the left is missing on this badge. This is the first 1890 I have seen on the market in a long time. Don't miss it!!!!
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A wonderful badge worn by a member of the 5th Iowa Infantry. This unit was one of the hard fighting western units! They sought at Island #10, Corinth, Iuka, Yazoo Pass, Jackson, Champion Hill, Vicksburg, and Missionary Ridge. This badge has three pieces. There are two bars and a shield. The two bars are in the scroll pattern. Written on the bars is "Co. I, 5" Iowa". Written n the shield is "Vol. Inf. - Thomas Abbey". Don't miss this hard to find western ladder badge!
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SOLD!!! A great badge worn by a member of the 13 Ohio Cavalry! The badge consists of four bars with "Co. G - 13 - Ohio - Vol. Cav." on the badge. Another hard to find badge!
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A great badge worn by a member of the 13th Michigan Infantry. This shield ladder badge was worn by Samuel Antcliff as noted on the hanger. The badge has two pieces. On the hanger is written "S. Antcliff". Attached to the hanger is the shield part of the badge. Written on the shield is "Co. E - 13th Mich Vol Inf. - 61 - 65 - 14(Corp)". Shiloh, Corinth, Stone's River, Chickamauga, Lookout Mountain, Missionary Ridge, pursuit of General Forrest, with Sherman to the Sea, and the Carolina campaign are the battle honors this hard fighting western unit earned.
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A nice celluloid scroll from the 1901 United Confederate reunion held in Memphis, Tennessee. This scroll has General Nathan Bedford Forrest with Confederate flags on the scroll. Written on the scrollis "UCV 11th Reunion - Memphis - May, 1901". There are no chips or cracks in the badge.
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A beautiful World War 1 identified Southern Cross. This cross is nice! The ribbon is in great shape and the medal is great. On the back of the cross is engraved "S.B. Parsons 1939". The cross number is 9148 as seen on the back of the medal. These crosses were awarded to soldiers who had Confederate ancestors by the United Daughters of the Confederacy. I haven't had time to research S.B. Parsons so your research might bring you additional value!
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One of the nicest 1934 United Confederate Veteran Chattanooga delegate badges I have ever owned. The ribbon is in wonderful condition. All the enamel is there. This one is outstanding!
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These badges are getting harder and harder to find. This great badge was issued to members of Nathan Bedford Forrest's cavalry corps. The top piece has R.E. Lee with two Confederate flags and "Member". The second piece has "Forrest Cavalry Corps" surrounded with enamel. A small part of the enamel is missing on this badge. Please see the photos. The bottom drop has a brass piece with an aluminum piece in the middle. The aluminum piece has Forrest's bust with "General N.B. Forrest" written on it. The back has a Confederate flag.
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A wonderful badge presented to Boy Scouts at the 1919 United Confederate Veterans Reunion held in Atlanta, GA. A Boy Scout and a Confederate battle flag are on the front of the badge. Written on the badge is "Distinguished Service - Boy Scouts - Oct. 1919 - U.C.V. Reunion - Atlanta, GA". The badge was made by Whitehead & Hoag.
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