SOLD!!! A neat badge worn by a member of Hampton's Battery. This was a great Pennsylvania artillery unit! The badge has crossed cannons with a maroon/red ribbon and a hanger with Hampton's Battery - B on it.

SOLD!!! Great badge from the 50th anniversary of the 126th New York Infantry. The hanger is a celluloid button and has a flag ribbon hanging from the button. A hard to find badge from a great Gettysburg regiment!

SOLD!!! A great identified badge worn by a member of the 21 New York Cavalry. The identification on this badge is William L. Riley, Co. C & G. Neat badge!

SOLD!!! A neat group owned by J.A. Yost of the 17th North Carolina Infantry. Yost attended the 1917 United Confederate Veteran's reunion held in Washington, D.C. There are five pieces to this group. The first piece is a U.C.V. Registration form showing J.A. Yost from Saulsbury (Salisbury), N.C. was assigned to the FAIRGROUNDS and a 1917 UCV National badge was issued. The second piece is the 1917 U.C.V. National badge! The third piece is a card that says "Registration Headquarters - United Confederate Veterans - 20th St. and 1st Avenue - KEEP THIS CARD". It looks like Yost could follow instructions!!! The fourth piece is a card and it says "THIS TICKET WILL ENTITLE THE HOLDER who must be a CONFEDERATE VETERAN OF THE CIVIL WAR to his meals until not later than after breakfast, Friday morning, June 8, 1917, at the mess hall, North Capitol and B Streets. - Under no conditions is this ticket transferable.". On the back of this card Yost wrote several places he visited. The fifth item is an ""Addenda Official Program- The Confederate Reunion - Afternoon Session - May 16". You don't find many identified national badges and all the other items are just gravy!

SOLD!!! A wonderful badge worn by one of Major General James H. Wilson's cavalry soldiers at the 50th reunion held in 1915. The hanger is a celluloid pin with the likeness of General Wilson. Written on the pin is "Maj. Gen. James H. Wilson". Hanging from the pin is a yellow ribbon. Written on the ribbon is "Sept. 28. 1865 . Sept. 28, 1915 - 36th Annual Reunion - First O.V.V.C. (Ohio Veteran Volunteer Cavalry) - Fiftieth Anniversary of Discharge - Badge of Cavalry Corps, Army of the Cumberland - Columbus, Ohio - Sept. 24th, 1915". A drawing of the Army of the Cumberland Cavalry Corp badge in in the center. General Wilson cavalry badges are hard to come by. Don't miss this one!

SOLD!!! This badge has just come out of a 30 year plus collection and is rarely seen on the market. This great badge has the Lone Star flag and the Third National flag in the middle of the ribbon. Written on the ribbon is "OFFICIAL DELEGATE - U.C.V. -5th Annual Reunion - Houston, Texas - May , 1895". A tassel is attached to the bottom of the badge. The badge is made by Whitehead & Hoag. This one will go fast.

SOLD!!! A great ribbon worn by a veteran of Carter's Regiment Tennessee (Confederate) Cavalry. A short ribbon with "Carter's Ret. Tenn. Cavalry" written on it. Tennessee unit badges and ribbons are extremely hard to find.

SOLD!!! A really neat badge worn by a member of the 9th Pennsylvania Cavalry at their 1904 reunion held at Gettysburg! This great badge has three pieces. The top hanger is a light brass type material with "GETTYSBURG" on the the hanger. THe second piece is a yellow ribbon. Written on the ribbon is "35th Annual Reunion - 9th PA. Vet. Vol. Cavalry - Gettysburg - June 9, 1904". The drop is a celluloid drop. On one side is General Judson "Kilcavalry" Kilpatrick. On the back side is a scene from the battle of Gettysburg. The badge is approximately 5 1/4 inches tall.