Offered is a neat lapel pin worn by Confederate veterans when they rode the Cotton Belt Route of the St. Louis Southwestern Railway.    From 1891 to 1992, the St. Louis Southwestern Railway operated between St. Louis, Missouri, and various points in the states of Arkansas and Texas. It was nicknamed "The Cotton Belt Route," or simply Cotton Belt, because its rails ran primarily through regions where cotton was the predominate crop.  The pin has a Confederate battle flag in the middle.  Written around the Confederate battle flag is "COTTON BELT ROUTE - U.C.V.".  The lapel pin is approximately 7/8 inches wide.  There is a push in the middle of the pin.

Offered is a super, hard to find 1910 United Confederate Veterans National Delegate celluloid badge worn at the Mobile, Alabama national reunion.  This badge is in the shape of a shield.  On the top is a blue field with 7 stars.  The bottom of the badge is in red, white, and red.   Written on the first red stripe is "Mobile Reunion".  The wite stripe has "DELEGATE" written on it.  The second red stripe has "1910 APL (April) 26 - 28" written on it.  This badge has the original chain and stick pin.  I only know of two of these badgges to come on the market in the last 15 years.

One of the prettiest Winnie Davis celluloid's around!  This great celluloid has Winnie Davis surrounded by a Confederate battle flag and a third national Confederate flag.  Surrounding Winnie and the flags are roses and buttercup flowers.  On the back of the celluloid is "U.C.V. - Louisville - 1905.".  The celluloid is approximately 2 1/2 inches wide.  

A great lapel pin worn at the 1896 United Confederate Veterans national reunion held in Richmond, Virginia.  The badge fit in the lapel button hole on your suit.  The First National flag and the Confederate battle flag are crossed.  Written on the celluloid badge is "Confederate Reunion - 1896 - Richmond, VA.".  The badge was made by the Baldwin & Gleason Co. Limited - 58 Reade St. - N.Y. as noted on the badge stud on the back of the badge.

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 beautiful celluloid badge in the shape of a canteen.  The first side has Winnie Davis, the daughter of the Confederacy, on it and the second side has the Winnie Davis rose in a metal stand and "Official Reunion Louisville 1900 - Winnie Davis Rose" written on it.  This is truly a beautiful celluloid badge with great color.  The badge tie is still attached which is not normal for this badge.  The ties were taken off the badges and lost.

I can promise you, you will not see this one very often!  This is a celluloid canteen made for the 1900 United Confederate Reunion held in Louisville, Kentucky.  They must have had several left over because they put "Nashville 1904" on the bottom and sold them at the Nashville, Tennessee UCV national reunion held in 1904.  I have seen pennants and a few other items recycled this way but never one of the celluloid canteens.  One side of the canteen has a third national Confederate flag and the other side has Winnie Davis on it.  Very few collections will be able to have one of these.  If you are a Nashville, Tennessee collector another one of these canteens marked like this might never come around!!

A nice pinback issued commerating the state of Maryland. The pin is approximately 7/8 inches wide. The pin was made by Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark, NJ in 1896.

A nice pinback issued commerating the state of Florida. The pin is approximately 7/8 inches wide. The pin was made by Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark, NJ in 1896.

Here is a great pinback that was sold to help fund the Jefferson Davis Monument in Richmond. The pinback has Jefferson Davis's photo on it and "Jefferson Davis Monument Fund". Great pinback!

Here is a great pinback made by the St. Louis Button Co. The pinback measures approximately 1 1/2 inches and has the Confederate battle flag in the center of the pinback. Written on the pinback is "Souvenir - UCV Reunion Badge - 1861-1865".

Just found at the Nashville Civil War show is a wonderful pinback with Stonewall Jackson on it. Written on th pinback is Gen. "S.J. Jackson - Stonewall Jackson"! The printers made a hugh misprint!!!! Last time I checked his name was Thomas J. Jackson not S.J. Jackson. The printer was probably a Yankee! There is a patent date of July 21, 1896 on the side of the pinback. You will not see misprints like this very often.

This pinback is a screamer and very, very hard to find! The pinback is approximately 1 3/4 inches wide. In the middle of the pinback is a wonderful poem - "Out of its scabbard never hand - Waved sword from stain as free. - Nor purer sword led braver band, Nor braver bled for a brighter land. - Nor brighter land had a cause as grand. - Nor cause had a chief like Lee. - Father Ryan". Around the poem is written "Re-Union Sons of Veterans - Baton Rouge, La.. Aug. 5-6, '01". When I first saw this I thought Union Sons of Veterans but when I read the poem I knew it was USCV. No Union pinback would glorify General Lee! The Sons were still trying to decide what to call themselves in 1901. This is an inredibly hard to find pinback! Don't miss it!!!!

You never see this pinback on the market! This pinback has the Confederate battle flag with "Re-Union GA. Division U.C.V. Macon, GA. Oct. 23-24-1901, 1861-1865, WELCOME". The pinback is made by the Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark, N.J. The pinback is approximately 1 1/4 inches wide.