SOLD!!! An early, pre-United Confederate Veterans ribbon from a Chattanooga reunion in 1881. The white ribbon has two hands shaking with "Ex-Confederate - Chattanooga, Tenn. Sept. 22d, 1881" in red. The ribbon is approximately 7 inches long.

SOLD!!! A hard to find badge from the 7 Pennsylvania Cavalry reunions! This great badge has a celluloid disk with Capt. James G. Taylor, Co. K on it. The yellow ribbon says "26th Annual Re-Union - Seventh Penna. Vet'n Vol. Cavalry - Connellsville, PA. - Oct. 6 & 7, 1903" in silver on the badge.

SOLD!!! Here is a great ladder badge for the 28 Wisconsin Infantry, Co. D. This five piece badge has four bars and a brass tassel. Wonderful badge! The 28 Wisconsin spent most of it's war duty in Arkansas. They were part of the 4,000 garrison at Helena when it was attacked by 18,000 Confederates. The garrison held and the Confederates retreated. They moved to Mobile and fought there at the end of the war.

SOLD!!! This badge is identified to Bennett W. Longworth of the 31 Ohio Infantry. The 31 Ohio fought in the Tullahoma campaign, Chickamauga, Missionary Ridge, Atlanta campaign, Sherman's March to the Sea, and up through the Carolinas to Bentonville. A great badge for a great unit.

SOLD!!! This is a great identified ladder badge for Benjamin F. Pinson, 12th Alabama Infantry, CO. B. The top hanger has "B.F. Pinson" on it. On the bottom drop is "Co. B - 12 ALA. Vol. Inf. - C.S.A." with a Confederate battle flag. Pinson joined early in the war and fought with the Army of Northern Virginia for the whole war. He surrenderred at Appomattox. What a record! What a badge!

SOLD!!! Here is a really nice Ohio Civil War Veterans Medal. These were presented by the State of Ohio to Civil War veterans. This medal was presented to Nicholas D. Palmer, Corporal, 80 Ohio Infantry, Co. E. Palmer mustered in in Nov. 1861 and mustered out Aug. 1865. The 80th Ohio was a hard fighting western regiment. They fought at Corinth, Iuka, Raymond, Jackson, Vicksburg, Mission Ridge, Sherman's March to the Sea, and Bentonville. This man made it all! The medal has taken a dark chocolate patina.

SOLD!!! A really neat pin from the 1904 UCV National Reunion at Nashville, Tennessee. This great pin is approximately 1 1/8 inches wide and has a "T" bar pin on the back. On the front of the pin is John B. Gordon and "Nashville - June 1904 - UCV".

SOLD!!! 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". All 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.

SOLD!!! One of the more difficult 1913 50th Anniversary Gettysburg to find. Very few veterans attended this reunion from Washington state. This great badge is approximately 10 1/4 inches long. The hanger has George Washington and "State of Washington" on it. Hanging from the hanger is a flag ribbon with a drop attached. The drop says "Gettysburg Reunion 1913". Also attached to the hanger is a white ribbon with "Veteran from the State of Washington to the Gettysburg Reunion - July 1,2,3, & 4, 1913 - 1863 - 1913". I have been told only 166 veterans from Washington came to this reunion. I just know these are very hard badges to find!

Here is a nice Joseph Hooker Pinback in a brass holder with a red, white, and blue ribbon.

SOLD!!! This badge was worn by members of the Pennsylvania delegation to the 1903 GAR National Convention in San Francisco. The top hanger says "Pennsylvania" and a flag ribbon attached to a large bear in a circle. The red ribbon has "37th National Encampment San Francisco - August 1903" in gold. The badge was made by C.S. Cole & Co., 185 So. Clark Street, Chicago, Ill. Please note the small seperations by the bear.

SOLD!!! This is one of the hardest GAR national badges to find and this one is identified. This great badge was worn by J.M. Hunter, Commander George H. Thomas Post #13, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hunter must have liked Minnesota because he moved there later in his life. With this hard to find badge is J.M. Hunter's GAR card made especially for the 1884 National reunion. Also included is the "Roll of the Eighteen Annual Encampment G.A.R. held at Minneapolis, Minn., July, 1884". This 18 page booklet has names of delegates at the reunion. J.M. Hunter was very active in the GAR and served as the National Inspector General. He also invented the flour sifter that was standard in every kitchen for years. Hunter served in the 50th NY Engineers and was a really interesting guy!