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A great UCV Camp badge worn at reunions and when the veterans were on parade! The badge is almost 9 inches from tp to bottom and over 2 1/34 inches wide. The mail ribbonis red and has "Camp Thomas McCarty - No. 729, U.C.V., Liberty, Missouri" in black ink on it. A pair of ribbons, one red and the other white, are tied together at the top of the badge and sewn on. A really neat Camp badge!
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A nice badge worn by members of the Western Brigade of Missouri at the 1917 United Confederate Veterans reunion held in Washington, DC. The hanger which is a pinback has four shaking hands over the Confederate battle flag. Written around the shaking hands is "Official Reunion Badge - U.C.V. Reunion Washington, DC. June 5-6-7-1917". The pinback is approximately 1 1/4 inches wide. A red, white, and red ribbon is attached to the pinback with "Western Brigade od Missouri" written on it. The badge was made by Ehrman Mfg. Co., Boston, Mass." as noted on the paper label in the back of the pinback.
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SOLD!!! A very nice pinback from the 1907 Missouri Division United Confederate Veterans reunion held in Fulton, Missouri. The pinback is approximately 1 3/4 inches wide. A Confederate battle flag is in the center of the pinback. Written around the battle
flag is "Missouri Diviison U.C.V. - Fulton, MO. Reunion, 1907 - UCV - 1861 - 1865". The pinback was made by the Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark, New Jersey.
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SOLD!!! A nice badge worn by members of the Missouri Division at the 1907 United Confederate Veterans national reunion held in Richmond, Virginia. The badge has a large celluloid pinback for the hanger. THe pinback is approximately 1 3/4 inches wide. Three Confederate flags are in the center of the pinback. Surrounding the flags is written "Missouri Division U.C.V. Reunion Richmond, VA. 1907.". A red, white, and red ribbon is attached to the pinback. Impressed on the ribbon is "Missouri Division - U.C.V> Reunion Richmond, VA. - 1907". The badge is approximately 6 3/8 inches by 2 inches.
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SOLD!!! A neat badge worn at the 1913 Missouri Division reunion of the United Confederate Veterns. The hanger is a celluloid pinback with three Confederate flags. A red, whie, and red ribbon is attached to the pinback. Written on the ribbon is "Annual Reunion - MissouriDivision U.C.V. - Liberty, MO. - 1913".The badge was made by the Geo. E. Benz & Co., Makers, 1014 Pine St., St. Louis, as noted in the paper backing on the pinback.
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A beautiful badge from the 1906 Missouri state United Confederate Veterans reunion held in Joplin, Missouri. This great badge has a the word "Delegate" on the hanger. A red, white, and red ribbon is attached to the hanger. Written in gold ink is "Missouri Division - U.C.V. Reunion - Joplin, 1906". Attached to the bottom of the ribbon is metal fringe. On the back of the ribbon is a tag which says "Steiner Engraving & Badge Co. - No. 11 N. 8th. St., St. Louis, Mo.". The badge is approximately 7 inches by 2 3/16 inches.
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SOLD!!! A great badge from a hard fighting unit! This wonderful badge is the regimental badge of the 23rd Pennsylvania Infantry. This unit was a had fighting regiment in the 6th Corps, Army of the Potomac. The hanger of the badge has "1861 - Survivor - 1865" written on it. A blue/red/blue ribbon is great condition hangs from the hanger and connects to the drop. The drop is in the shape of the 6 Corps badge. Written on the drop is " * 23rd * Penna.* Vols." with crossed rifles underneath.
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SODL!!! A beautiful regimental badge worn by veterans of the 52 Massachusetts Infantry. The hanger on this badge has "52 MASS. V.I." written on it. Two small chains attach the hanger to the drop. The drop in in the shape of the 19th Corps badge and has "19" in the center. Blue enamel is on three sides of the drop. A t-bar pin is on the back of the hanger. The 52nd fought in Louisiana and played a big part in the battles around Port Hudson.
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SOLD!!! A great regimental badge worn by veterans of the 97th Pennsylvania Infantry. The hanger is a rectangular bar that has "1861 * 1865" written on it. The drop is in the shape of a 10th Corps badge. In the center of the badge is "97 P.V.". The pin is attached and I do not see a makers mark. The regiment fought at Battery Wagner, Bermuda Hundred, Petersburg, the mine explosion at Petersburg, Chaffin's Farm, and Fort Fisher where Colonel Pennypacker was wounded for the fifth time planting the 97th's colors on the Confederate's inner line of works.
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SOLD!!! A very hard to find badge from the 1929 United Confederate Veterans reunion held in Charlotte, North Carolina. This is the UCV national badge with "Forrest Cavalry" written in gold ink on the ribbon! These special badges were worn by veterans of the Forrest Cavalry at the Charlotte reunion. The hanger is in the shape of the state of North Carolina. A cavalry saber, rifle, and wreath are on the hanger. Written on the hanger is "Old North State - Charlotte - 1929". A red and white ribbon is suspended from the hanger with "Forrest Cavalry" written on the ribbon. The drop has the likeness of General Lee and Stonewall Jackson. Under the generals is the Confederate battleflag in a type of shield. Written on the drop is "39th Annual Reunion - June 4-5-6-7, 1929 - UCV". On the back of the drop is written "Greenduck Co. - Chicago". As normal in most of these Greenduck badges, the ribbon has been rubbed on the front and there is a small seperation in the ribbon under the "C" in Cavalry. These are getting impossible to find!
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SOLD! SOLD! SOLD! A neat pinback from the 1904 United Confederate Veterans reunion held in Nashville, Tennessee. The pin has a likeness of General John B. Gordon and the J.I. Case Threshing Machine bald eagle on the face of the pin. Also on the face is a Southern Cross of Honor. Written on the pin is "Confederate Reunion, June 14 - 16, 1904. Nashville, Tenn. - Gen. Gordon - J.I. Case Threshing Machine Co. - Racine, Wis. U.S.A.". The button is approximately 1 3/4 inches wide. Above General Gordon's head there are some small scrapes. The color is very good on this pin. It is not faded like many others you see.
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SOLD!!! A high quality badge worn by veterans of both armies at the 1899 Evansville, Indiana Blue - Gray Reunion. This badge is extremely clean. The hanger has a Union shiel with shaking hands on it. THe blue and gray ribbonattaches the hanger and the drop. Written on the ribbon in silver ink is "Natl. Reunion - Blue & Gray - Evansville, Ind. - Oct. 10 - 13th, 1899". This ribbon is extremely clean and nice. The large round drop has two soldiers shaking hands. Written around the soldiers is "First Reunion - Grant - Lee - Appomattox AP'L 9, 1865".
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SOLD!!! A nice ribbon from the 1885 reunion of the 18th Georgia Infantry reunion. The 18th Georgia Infantry fought with the Army of Northern Virginia throughout most of the war. Arriving in Virginia after the first battle of Manassas, the 18th Georgia was placed in Hoods Texas Brigade. They fought with Hoods Texas Brigade until after Sharpsburg. They were at Seven Pines, Seven Days Battles, Gaines' Mill, and 2nd Manassas before embarking on the Maryland Campaign. After Antietam, the 18th Georgia was transferred to Cobb's Georgia Brigade. They fought at Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, the Wilderness, Spotsylvania, and Cold Harbor. Their last battle withe ANV was April 6, 1865 at Saylor's Creek. They surrendered at Appomattox with what was left of the Armyof Northern Virginia. Also the 18th Georgia went to Northern Georgia and East Tennessee with Longstreet. While they did not fight at Chickamauga they did fight at Knoxville. A very hard to find ribbon from a great ANV unit!
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A killer badge worn at the 1906 dedication of the Sam Davis monument in Pulaski, Tennessee. This monument dedication was held at the same time as the 1906 United Confederate Veteran - Tennessee Division reunion. The hanger is a celluloid disk with the likeness of Sam Davis on it. Attached to the celluloid disk is a red ribbon. Written on the ribbon in gold ink is "Annual Reunion Tenn. Division U.C.V. - Dedication of Monument to the Martyr Hero Sam Davis - Pulaski, Tenn. - Oct. 10-11, 1906". The badge was made by the Whitehead & Hoag Company, Newark, New Jersey as noted on the back of the celluloid hanger on a paper disk.
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SOLD!!! A great badge from the 1887 Georgia State Fair held in Macon, Georgia. This badge has an eagle hanger with pin. A drop is attached to the eagle hanger. On the drop is the image of Jefferson Davis. Written around the likeness is "Jefferson Davis". The back of the drop has the Georgia state seal. Written around the seal is "Georgia State Fair - Macon - Oct. 25, 1887". A great pin worn by Confederate veterans before the United Confederate Veterans was established in 1889.
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