A really neat and hard to find ribbon from a Tennessee Division United Confederate Veterans reunion held in Winchester, Tennessee.  This ribbon has a likeness of General John B. Gordon on it.  Also written on the ribbon is "J.B. Gordon, General Commander.  RE-UNION of Confederate Veterans, Tennessee Division, Winchester, Tenn. - September 9th ....".  Unfortunately the ribbon was trimmed and the date of the reunion has disappeared.  It is still a hard to find and neat ribbon!

A wonderful and hard to find ribbon from the 18th Tennessee Infantry CSA.  The 18th Tennessee was a hard fighting western unit that was in the Army of the Tennessee.  The ribbon is approximately 6 1/2 inches long by 1 1/2 inches wide.  Written on the ribbon is "18th Tenn., Company C.".  These Confederate unit ribbons are hard to find!

A nice, large celluloid reunion badge.  The pinback is approximately 2 3/16 inches wide.  The pinback has a blue field with 13 stars and a red, white, red stripe below the blue field.  All the colors of the First National flag are on this badge!  Written in the white field is "GA. Division Reunion - U.C.V. - Macon, GA. - Nov. 8-9, 1905".  A great, large, colorful pinback!

A great metal disk which was at one time on a canteen for the Richmond Light Infantry Blues!  The disk is approximately 3 5/8 inches wide.  On the disk is a soldier in the dress of the Richmond Light Infantry Blues.  Written around the sides of the disk is "Richmond Light Infantry Blues - 1789". 

A difficult badge to find from the 1924 United Confederate Veterans Georgia State reunion held in Thomasville, Georgia.  The hanger is a celluloid disk with three Confederate flags and "Souvenir" written on the celluloid.  A red, white, red ribbon is attached to the celluloid.  Written in silver on the ribbon is "32nd Annual Reunion - Georgia Division U.C.V. - Thomasville, GA - Oct. 2-5, 1924".  The badge was made by the St. Louis Button Co. as noted in the paper label in the celluloid.

A very hard to find badge from the 1937 Confederate veteran Virginia state reunion held in Norfolk, VA. The hanger is brass and has a place for a name. The ribbon that hangs from it has a Confederate battleflag and "47th Annual Reunin - Virginia Division - Confederate Veterans - Norfolk, VA. - Oct. 12-13, 1937 - Delegate". There weren't many of these guys left in 1937 and this one is a Delegate badge!

A great badge from the 1908 United Confederate Veterans reunion held in Monroe, Louisiana. This great celluloid badge has a "Souvenir" hanger and a round drop with a Confederate battle flag in the center. Written on the drop is "Annual Reunion - LA. Division - Monroe, Oct. 15-16, 1908 - UCV".

A wonderful ribbon worn ba a veteran of the Army of Tennessee in 1912. This great ribbon is approximately 7 1/2 inches long and 2 11/16 inches wide. On the ribbon is the Army of the Tennessee, Louisiana Division badge. It has very nice color. Written on the bottom part of the badge is "35th Annual Reunion - Association of the ARMY of TENNESSEE - Louisiana Division - April 6th 1912 - New Orleans. It is interesting that they are meeting on the 50th anniversary of the battle of Shiloh! Buy this and the wonderful enameled lapel pin and start a great Army of the Tennessee collection!!

A nice ribbon worn by veterans at the 1894 Confederate monumnet unveiling in Richmond, Virginia. This ribbon was presented compliments of the R.e. Lee Camp No. 1 and the G.E. Pickett Camp Confederate Veterans. The ribbon is approximately 2 3/8 inches by 6 inches.

A hard to find grouping from the Sept. 27, 1899 UCV Reunion at Lenoir, N.C. There are two pieces in this group. The first piece is a ribbon for the Lenoir Reunion with the Confederate battleflag in the middle of the ribbon. The second piece is a pass/badge to the Banquet held at the reunion. A great North Carolina grouping!