SOLD!!! Another great, hard to find badge! This badge is from the 1905 UCV reunion at Louisville. This is one of the hard to find nationals with the battle flag ribbon. The drop is the Breckinridge celluloid normally seen on the standard 1905 National badge. I have only had two of these badges! Please note small hole/weak ribbon area on top right ribbon around the stars. This is not major and does not detract from this badge.

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SOLD!!! This is a very hard to find 1932 UCV Division Representative badge. The 1932 national badge is at the top of this badge. There is a bow and one long (Approximately 17 inches) red and white ribbon attached to the badge. On the ribbon is "DIVISION REPRESENTATIVE U.C.V. - RICHMOND 1932". Please note a partial seperation in the ribbon at the "H" of Richmond. Due to the rarity of this badge, this does not detract from the badge. This badge was worn by a veteran.

SOLD!!! Any badges from the 1939 UCV reunion are extremely hard to find! This is a great one that was presented to a Maid of Honor. The badge has the Trinidad national badge at the top and attached are three ribbons that are approximately 20 inches long. The first red ribbon has "ARMY OF TRANS-MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT" in gold. The middle ribbon is white and has "MAID OF HONOR" in gold. The third ribbon is red and has "Trinidad, Colorado - 1939" in gold. The badge is in great condition.

SOLD!!! Another great badge! Here is a badge for the 1931 UCV Montgomery national convention. This was a special ribbon given to sponsors of the U.C.V. This badge has the 1931 national badge attached to two large red and white ribbons. The ribbons are approximately 20 inches long. On the red ribbon in gold letters is "Mississippi Division" and on the white ribbon is "Sponsor U.C.V.". This is not a Maid of Honor badge.

SOLD! This great badge was presented at the monument dedication of the Humphrey's Division monument at Fredricksburg in 1908. The hanger has two muskets and the state crest of Pennsylvania. The wonderful blue ribbon has "Dedication Monument Fredricksburg" in gold. The drop has "PVI Humphrey's Division Nov. 11 - 1908" on it. The badge was made by J.K. Davison & Sons - Philadelphia as marked on the back of the drop.

SOLD! These badges were awarded to Massachusetts soldiers that answered the call to arms by President Lincoln in 1861. On the hanger is "Massachusetts Minute Man 1861". On the drop is the seal of Massachusetts and on the back is a statement of why the badge was awarded. On the rim is "ISSAC PIERCE, CORPL.1st.LT.BAT.". Pierce served with the 1st Massachusetts Light Battery and the 11th Batt. Massachusetts Light Artillery. Nice identified badges are getting hard to find.

SOLD!!! Here is another great Zouave members badge. This great badge comes with crossed flags, crossed swords, crossed muskets, and crossed cannons. In the center of the drop is a veteran wearing many GAR and other badges. There are corp badges around the veteran. "Elizabeth, N.J. - 1861 - 1865 - Veteran Zouaves" is written on the drop. This is an outstanding Zouave badge!

SOLD!!! This badge has strong metal pieces but the ribbon is very weak and is seperated. Condition dictates a low price!

SOLD! This is a great badge for veteran members of the 62nd New York Infantry or the Anderson Zouaves. The hanger is a Sixth corp badge with a "T" bar on the back. The drop has a Zouave on the attack and "Anderson Zouaves - 1861 - 62 Regt N.Y.V. - 1865" written around the Zouave. These are very hard to find badges. Andersons Zouaves fought at Yorktown, Seven Pines, Malvern Hill, Antietam, Fredricksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Wilderness, Spottsylvania, Bloody Angle Assault, Petersburg, Early's Attack on Washington, Winchester, Cedar Creek, and Appromattox.

SOLD! Here is a wonderful chocolate color Southern Cross of Honor made by Charles Crankshaw in Atlanta. This cross is a screwback variety. Crankshaw's name and address is on the top bar. The Crosses were awarded by the United Daughters of the Confederacy to Confederate veterans. According to Peter Bertram's book "The Southern Cross Of Honor: Historical Notes and Trial List of Varieties", approximately 78,000 of these Crosses of Honor were awarded to Confederate veterans. This is a beautiful cross. Don't miss it!

SOLD!!! This is the membership badge of the UCV. Most people think the Southern Cross was the membership badge of the UCV but it was not. The United Daughters of the Confederacy established the Southern Cross in 1900 as an honor to the veterans. The Confederate Veterans would wear a lapel pin with the battle flag on it. These are very hard to find. The back screws off. The enamel is wonderful.

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