SOLD Items
Badges
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1891 Confed. Monument @ Fredericksburg, VA Ribbon
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Very hard to find ribbon commemorating the 1891 unveiling of the Confederate monument at Fredericksburg, Virginia. The ribbon is gray with the monument on it. Also on the ribbon is "Confederate Statue - Unveiling June 10, 1891 - Fredericksburg, Va.". Don't miss this one. It will go fast!
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1903 Grand Camp of Virginia Delegate Badge
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A great badge worn by a Delegate at the 1903 reunion of the Grand Camp of Virginia Confederate veterans. The hanger is a celluloid pinback with Confederate flags. Attached to the pinback is a ribbon. On the ribbon is "Delegate - 16th Annual Reunion of the Grand Camp Confederate Veterans of Virginia - Newport News, - 1903". There was a very small seperation at the top of the ribbon and the pinback. I put a small piece of archival tape to keep any further seperation from occuring. The seperation was probably an 1/4 of the width of the ribbon and just at the point it connected to the pinback.
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World War 1 Southern Cross
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A great badge issued to decendents of Confederate soldiers who fought in World War 1. This great badge has a strong ribbon and is in great condition.
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24th Iowa Infantry Identified Shield/ Ladder Badge
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A wonderful identified shield/ ladder badge from the 24th Iowa Infantry. Adam Woodruff mustered in the 24th Iowa on July 30, 1862 and mustered out July 17, 1865. This great Western unit was called "The Iowa Temperance Regiment". They fought in Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Virginia. Port Hudson, Champion's Hill, Vicksburg, Red River expedition, Winchester, and Cedar Creek were some of the battles the 24 Iowa participated in and Adam Woodruff was there for all of them!
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47th Pennsylvania Infantry IDed Shield Badge
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A great identified shield badge worn by C.H. Knauss of Company B, 47th Pennsylvania Infantry. On the hanger is "C.H. Knauss". On the drop is "Co. B - 47th PA. V.V. Inf" with the 19th Corp badge.
C.H. Knauss mustered in to Company B on September 4, 1861 and mustered out December 25, 1865. He was wounded at Cedar Creek, Virginia.
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Incredibly Large General Sheridan Ribbon
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SOLD!!! This is one of the largest ribbons I have seen of General Sheridan. This ribbon is approximately 4 3/4 inches by 8 3/4 inches. This ribbon has a likeness of Sheridan in the middle and the likeness is surrounded by white. This ribbon is part of a three ribbon set and is very hard to find. The other two ribbons in the set are Sherman and Grant.
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Incredibly Large General Sherman Ribbon
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SOLD!!! This is one of the largest ribbons I have seen of General Sherman. This ribbon is approximately 4 3/4 inches by 8 3/4 inches. This ribbon has a likeness of Sherman in the middle and the likeness is surrounded by blue. This ribbon is part of a three ribbon set and is very hard to find. The other two ribbons in the set are Grant and Sheridan.
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Incredible U.S. Grant Large Ribbon
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SOLD!!! This is one of the largest ribbons I have seen of President/General U.S. Grant. This ribbon is approximately 4 3/4 inches by 8 3/4 inches. This ribbon has a likeness of Grant in the middle and the likeness is surrounded by red. This ribbon is part of a three ribbon set and is very hard to find. The other two ribbons in the set are Sherman and Sheridan.
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1887 Kentucky Orphan Brigade Reunion Ribbon
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Incredible ribbon from the 1887 reunion of the famous Orphan Brigade from Kentucky> The ribbon is approximately 6 inches by 2 inches. Written on the ribbon is "Sixth Reunion First Kentucky ORPHAN BRIGADE - Bardstown, Ky., August 18, 1887.". Very hard to find ribbon!
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Coin made from parts of US Frigate Constellation
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A great coin made from parts of the U.S. Constellation, the first ship in the U.S. Navy. The front of the coin has the likeness of the ship and "U.S. Frigate Constellation - 1797" written on it. On the flip side of the coin is "This Coin Struck From Parts Of The Frigate Constellation The First Ship Of The U.S. Navy" and an eagle and two cannon barrels. |
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Spanish American War Past Commanders Badge
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A great badge worn by a past commander of a Spanish American War veterans camp. This badge is slightly smaller than the members badge and has an eagle on the officers rank strap. This signifies a camp commander.
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6th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 1909 Reunion Badge
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A great badge worn by veterans of the 6th Ohio Cavalry. The badge has a celluloid pinback for the hanger. On the pinback is written "Miss Elizabeth Macdonald - Daughter of the Regiment" with a likeness of Miss Macdonald. A yellow ribbon is attached to the pinback. On the ribbon is written "44th Annual Reunion - Warren, Ohio - Oct. 5, 1909 - Col. William Stedman - 6th O.V.V. Cavalry". A likeness of Colonel Stedman is on the ribbon. Please note a small seperation in the ribbon above the word "Annual". This does not compromise the ribbon. |
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16th Maine Infantry Members Badge - Gettysburg
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A wonderful silver badge worn by a member of the 16th Maine Infantry. This great unit has as great a battle history as you could want! South Mountain, Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Mine Run, Wilderness, Spottsylvania, North Anna, Totopotomy, Bethesda Church, Petersburg, Weldon Railroad, New Market Heights, Hatchers Run, Gravelly Run, Five Forks, and Appomattox. What a great battle history. These guys truly "saw the elephant" many times! This beautiful badge has crossed rifles and "16 Maine Inf." on the hanger. The drop has "Fredericksburg to Appomattox - 1862 - 1865" written on it. There are crossed flags and swords, an eagle, two cannon tubes and stacks of ammunition on this great badge. The Fifth Corp emblem is in blue enamel surrounded by white enamel. On the back is "The G.G. Braxmar Co. - Maiden Lane - New York" and "Sterling". At Gettysburg, the 16th Maine ended up with 30 men and 5 officers that were not wounded, killed, or taken prisoner. |
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15th Ohio Infantry Identified Shield Badge- POW
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SOLD!!! A great identified shield badge worn by Brown Deselms of Company K, 15th Ohio Infantry. Deselms mustered in September, 1861 and mustered out November 21, 1865. He was captured at Stones River, 12/31/62 and wounded May 3, 1864 at Rocky Face Ridge, GA. The 15th Ohio Infantry fought in most of the major Western theatre battles of the war. Shiloh, Corinth, Stone's River, Chickamauga, battles for Atlanta, Franklin, and Nashville were some of the battles the 15th participated in.
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1st Pennsylvania Infantry Identified Shield Badge
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A neat badge worn by one of the early volunteers for the Union. W.H. Stultz signed with the 1st Pennsylvania Infantry immediately after President Lincoln called for volunteers. These early volunteers were called "First Defenders". A neat veterans badge from one of the early volunteers!
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Antietam