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SOLD!!! A hard to find pin back badge for the Live Oak, Florida United Confederate Veteran Camp No. 1514. The pin back is approximately 1 3/4 inches wide. Written on the pin back is "Joseph E. Finegan Camp - No. 1514, U.C.V.". The Confederate third national flag and the Confederate battle flag are crossed in the center of the pin back. The pin back was made by the Whitehead & Hoag Company, Newark, New Jersey. Florida Confederate Veteran items are extremely hard to find!
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A great badge worn by Confederate veterans at the 1905 United Confederate Veterans reunion held in Little Rock, Arkansas. This was a Arkansas state Confederate veterans reunion. The hanger is a celluloid button with a Confederate battle flag on it. Around the flag is "UCV & 1861 - 1865". A red ribbon is attached to the hanger. Written on the ribbon is "State Reunion - U.C.V. - Little Rock, ARK. - November, 1905".
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SOLD!!! A nice, large ribbon worn by a veteran of the 124th Indiana Infantry or the 15th Indiana Battery at their Connersville, Indiana 1894 reunion. The ribbon is approximately 9 inches by 2 5/16 inches. Written on the ribbon is "124th Indiana Vol. Infantry and 15th Indiana Battery, 18th Annual Reunion - Connersville, Indiana, Sept. 19 & 20, 1894". 124th Indiana Infantry
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SOLD! SOLD! SOLD! A neat ribbon worn by a Confederate veteran as a Delegate at the 32nd reunion of the Grand Camp of Virginia held in Harrisonburg, Virginia. This is a hard to find "DELEGATE" ribbon. The ribbon is red with black printing. Written on the ribbon is "Grand Camp of Virginia - 32nd Reunion - DELEGATE - Harrisonburg, Va.". The ribbon is approximately 6 3/4 inches by 1 1/2 inches. The Grand Camp of Virginia was the Confederate veterans state reunion organization. While the Grand Camp associated with the United Confederate Veterans, they continued their own organization with their own reunions. There is a hole in the ribbon on the upper part of the "E" in "Delegate".
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SOLD! SOLD! SOLD! A hard to find ribbon from the 32nd reunion of the Grand Camp of Virginia held in Harrisonburg, Virginia. The ribbon is white with black printing. Written on the ribbon is "Grand Camp of Virginia - 32nd Reunion - Harrisonburg, Va.". The ribbon is approximately 7 inches by 1 1/2 inches. The Grand Camp of Virginia was the Confederate veterans state reunion organization. While the Grand Camp associated with the United Confederate Veterans, they continued their own organization with their own reunions.
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SOLD!!! A great Prisoner of War badge worn by a survivor of Andersonville! The hanger has "Connecticut - Survivors Of" and a light blue ribbon is attached. Attached to the light blue ribbon is a bar that says "Andersonville". A top of the national Prisoner of War badge is attached below. Underneath that are the letters "Ct." for Connecticut. The badge is approximately 5 inches by 1 1/2 inches.
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SOLD!!! Look at this great 2nd Tennessee Cavalry and Morton's Battery reunion ribbon. The ribbon is yellow and written in black on it is "Barteau's 2nd Regm't Tennessee Cavalry and Morton's Battery.". Forrest Cavalry regimental ribbons are almost impossible to find! Please note the weak area just above the "Tennessee Cavalry".
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SOLD!!! A nice pin back worn by Confederate veterans at reunions. This pin back has a battle flag on it with "U C V" going around the flag. The pin back is made by the Whitehead & Hoag Company of Newark, NJ.
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It is likely this badge was worn in remembrance of General Joseph Wheeler. It has a red and white ribbon and a brass rope drop. In the brass drop is a celluloid button with General Joseph Wheeler's likeness. General Wheeler is older in this likeness. Any Wheeler badge is hard to find.
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SOLD!!! A really neat badge presented to Confederate veterans at the 1901 United Confederate Veterans reunion held in Memphis, Tennessee. This badge has a hanger that looks like a bow with a Confederate third national flag on it. It is attached to a drop which is in the form of a key. Engraved on the key is "CV - Memphis - 1901". The key is to symbolize the key to the city of Memphis. This badge hardly ever comes available on the market.
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SOLD!!! This beautiful badge was worn by members of the Battle of Shiloh Survivors Association on the 60th Anniversary of the battle of Shiloh in 1922! The badge is woven and has "Shiloh" and "America" woven at the top. Between "Shiloh" and "America" are two American flags crossed. Written under the crossed flags is "My Country 'Tis of thee; Sweet Land of Liberty, Of Thee I Sing; Land Where My Father Died; Land of the Pilgrims Pride; From Every Mountain Side: Let Freedom Ring. 60th Anniversary - Battle of Shiloh Survivors - April 6-7, 1922". If you like the Battle of Shiloh, don't miss this badge!
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A fantastic General Stonewall Jackson woven badge. This beautiful badge has a brass hanger with "Virginia" engraved on it. A woven ribbon is attached. Woven on the ribbon is "General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson - Born January 21, 1824 - Died May 10, 1863 Battle of Chancellorsville, VA. - Civil War Hero of the Confederacy - "You May Be Whatever You Resolve To Be".
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A super badge worn by Confederate veterans at the 1911 Georgia State United Confederate Veterans reunion held in Rome, Georgia. The hanger is a pinback with a Confederate battle flag and "U.C.V. 1861 - 1865" written on it. A red ribbon is attached to the pinback with "Annual Reunion U.C.V. of Georgia - Rome - Sept. 20 and 21, 1911" written on it.
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SOLD!!! A neat badge worn by members of the 35th Iowa Infantry at their third reunion held in Muscatine, Iowa in 1891. Written on the ribbon is "35th Iowa - Third Reunion - Muscatine, Iowa - Sept. 30th & Oct. 1st, 1891". A great tassel hangs from the bottom of the ribbon. Images of a cook fire and a canteen are on the upper portion of the badge.
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SOLD!!! A very hard to find badge worn by survivors of the 4th Independent Battalion Ohio Volunteer Cavalry. The hanger has "4th Independent Battalion O.V.C." written on it. A yellow ribbon is attached. The drop has an Union cavalry soldier riding a horse and holding a saber. The reverse side of the drop has "Survivors Association" written on it and has a 9th Corp emblem in the middle of the drop. The pin is missing from this badge.
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