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SOLD!!! A very hard to find Gettysburg monument dedication ribbon! This crisp ribbon is from the May 20th, 1889 monument dedication of Battery I, 1st Regiment, New York Light Artillery. The red ribbon has gold lettering. Written on the ribbon is "Dedication of Monument at Gettysburg. - Battery I, 1st Reg't, New York Light Artillery - May 20th, 1889". The ribbon is approximately 5 13/16 inches long and 2 7/16 inches wide.
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A wonderful gold badge presented to comrade Lewis B. Brown from Grand Army of the Republic Post #17, New Haven, Connecticut. The hanger is a copy of the GAR eagle hanger on the membership badges. The second part of the badge is a Post Commanders symbol. Attached to the Post Commanders symbol is a disk with a Tenth Corp symbol in the middle. Written on the disk is "Post No. 17 New Haven". The gold GAR drop has a beautiful white enamel circle on it. Written on the drop is "Grand Army of the Republic - 1861 - Veteran - 1866". Engraved on the back of the badge is "To Our Comrade Lewis B. Brown for years of fraternal labor in the Holy cause of CHARITY."
The badge is in the original box. The maker on the box is "J.H.G. Durant - New Haven, Ct". The box has a silk type material. Both of the insides of the box are there but the outer part of the top is missing. A beautiful badge.
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A very hard to find badge worn by delegates at the 1940 Grand Army of the Republic encampment held at Springfield, Illinois. The badge and ribbon are all original and in excellent shape. There were only 276 delegates at this reunion. The badge was made by Bastian Bros, Rochester, N.Y.
Price: $895.00 USD (Sale Pending)
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A great badge worn by a veteran of the 111th Pennsylvania Infantry! This neat badge has "Co. B" written on the hanger. The drop, fashioned in a star design for the 12th Corp, has "111 PA. Vol. Inf" written on it.
The 111th Pennsylvania Infantry is listed as one of the "300 Fighting Regiments" of the Civil War!!! Don't miss this wonderful badge.
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SOLD!!! A nice example of the 1913 Virginia at Gettysburg Cavalry badge. The state of Virginia had three badges for their attendees at the 1913 Gettysburg reunion. Most states only had one badge for everyone. Virginia had a badge for Infantry -blue ribbon, Artillery - red ribbon, and Cavalry - gold ribbon. The badge is the same for allthe VIrginians except for the ribbons. The hanger on the top of the badge has "Virginia" on it. The gold ribbon of this badge has crossed sabers and "Gettysburg - 1913" written on it. The drop has General Robert E. Lee on it. This badge displays extremely well but please not a few small pieces of acid free tape on the back of the ribbon to support weak areas of the ribbon.
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A great badge worn by the wife of Jacob Ream, Company B, 44th Indiana Infantry. This is a three piece badge. Written on the hanger is "Mary M. Ream". The second piece has "Wife. of. Vet." written on it. THe drop has "Jacob. Ream. - Co. B - 44th IND Vol Inf - 61 - 65" written on it. A Fourteen Corp acorn is on the bottom drop. The badge is a gold color. A really neat badge for the 44th Indiana Infantry.
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A very unique shield/ladder badge worn by G.R. Watson of the 25th Wisconsin Infantry. This wonderful badge has a drum on the drop! Also "D.M." is on the head of the drum. I am guessing this stands for Drum Major. George R. Watson joined Company D of the 25th Wisconsin Infantry on August 9, 1862. At some point he also served in the Veterans Reserve Corp so he must of had a significant wound. These identified shield badges with a drum on them do not come on the market very often!!!
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A wonderful shield ladder badge worn by George W. Higgs of the 68th Indiana Infantry, Company G. The badge has three pieces. The hanger has "Co. G' written on it. The second bar has "68" IND." written on it, and the shield has "Vol. Inf. War 1861-5 - Geo. W. Higgs" written on it. The 68th Indiana fought at Hoover's Gap, Missionary Ridge, Knoxville, and Nashville.
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A great badge from one of the Civil War's 300 Fighting Regiments! This beautiful regimental badge was worn by a member of the 17th Maine Infantry. The hanger has an Infantry bugle and the symbols of the Second and Third Corps. Written on the hanger is "Maine Vol Inf'try". The drop is hanging by a chain from the hanger. A "17" in white enamel is surrounded by red enamel. Written on the drop is "Fredericksburg to Appomattox - 1862 - 1865".
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A hard to find ribbon worn by Wisconsin veterans at the 1906 Grand Army of the Republic National Encampment held in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The red ribbon has silver printing. Written on the ribbon is "WISCONSIN - Minneapolis, Minn. - August 13-18 - 1906 1". The extra "1" was added to the date to play on 1861!
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A great ribbon for General Robert E. Lee's birthday celebrated in 1898. This clean ribbon is a white/beige color and has a Confederate battle flag in the middle of the ribbon. Also written on the ribbon is "Lee's Birthday - January 19, 1898". The ribbon is approximately 6 inches by 1 9/16 inches. The ribbon was found in a book and is very crisp!
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A nice badge worn by members of Company "I", "B", and the Band of the 1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery. The hanger is celluloid and has crossed cannons and "1 st H.A. C.V." written on it. The ribbon has "First Connecticut Artillery Companies "I", "B" and "The Band" - 1" written on the ribbon in red. A pair of crossed cannons is located in the middle of the ribbon.
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SOLD!!! A very unique ribbon worn by members of the West Jersey G.A.R. League at the 1890 Grand Army of the Republic national encampment held in Boston, Massachusetts. This great ribbon is maroon with gold writing on it. Written on the ribbon is "West Jersey G.A.R. League - Nat. Encampment - Boston 1890". A likeness of a mosquito is in the middle of the ribbon.The ribbon is approximately 6 3/4 inches by 2 11/16 inches.
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A beautiful badge worn by members of the Army of the Tennessee at their annual reunion. This great badge is a blue ribbon with a pretty blue button with tassels on the top. A likeness of the Society of the Army of the Tennessee is in the middle of the ribbon. Written on the ribbon is "Society of the Army of the Tennessee - Twenty-Second Annual Re-union - Cincinnati, September 25th and 26th, 1889". The badge is approximately 7 1/2 inches by 2 11/16 inches.
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SOLD!!! A great ribbon for the 1910 Soldiers' and Sailors' reunion held in COldwater, Michigan. The ribbon is approximately 9 inches by 1 7/8 inches. The gold ribbon has black writing on it. Written on the ribbon is "22nd Annual Reunion of the Branch County Soldiers' and Sailors' Association - Coldwater, Mich. - June 29, 1910".
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