SOLD!!! This badge has just come out of a 30 year plus collection and is rarely seen on the market. This great badge has the Lone Star flag and the Third National flag in the middle of the ribbon. Written on the ribbon is "OFFICIAL DELEGATE - U.C.V. -5th Annual Reunion - Houston, Texas - May , 1895". A tassel is attached to the bottom of the badge. The badge is made by Whitehead & Hoag. This one will go fast.

SOLD!!! A great ribbon worn by a veteran of Carter's Regiment Tennessee (Confederate) Cavalry. A short ribbon with "Carter's Ret. Tenn. Cavalry" written on it. Tennessee unit badges and ribbons are extremely hard to find.

SOLD!!! A really neat badge worn by a member of the 9th Pennsylvania Cavalry at their 1904 reunion held at Gettysburg! This great badge has three pieces. The top hanger is a light brass type material with "GETTYSBURG" on the the hanger. THe second piece is a yellow ribbon. Written on the ribbon is "35th Annual Reunion - 9th PA. Vet. Vol. Cavalry - Gettysburg - June 9, 1904". The drop is a celluloid drop. On one side is General Judson "Kilcavalry" Kilpatrick. On the back side is a scene from the battle of Gettysburg. The badge is approximately 5 1/4 inches tall.

SOLD!!! A hard to find badge from the 1916 United Confederate Veteran Georgia Division reunion held in Americus, Georgia. This great badge has a celluloid pin with Jefferson Davis on it and a red/white/red ribbon hanginging from the celluloid. On the ribbon in silver is written "18th Annual Reunion Georgia Division U.C.V. - Americus, GA. - August 24-25, 1916". The celluloid has crazing on it The badge was made by The American Art Works - Coshocton, Ohio.

SOLD!!! A very hard to find badge worn by a member of Hood's Texas Brigade, Army of Northern Virginia. The hanger has a Texas Lone Star flag and a 3rd National Confederate flag in enamel. Written on the hanger is "39 Annual Reunion - Oct. 26-27, 1910 - Austin, Texas". The drop has a circle in a star. The monument in Austin, Texas is on the badge. Written on the drop is "Hood's Texas Brigade, A.N.VA. - 1861 - 1865". These have become almost impossible to find.

SOLD!!! A very hard to find badge worn by members of the 17th Maine Infantry. A great Gettysburg unit! Look at the beautiful red enamel on the badge.

SOLD!!! A great badge worn by a member of the 115 Illinois Infantry. There are four pieces to this badge and the 115 is applied to the second bar! Don't miss this great badge.

SOLD!!! 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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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.

SOLD!!! 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.

SOLD!!! 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!

SOLD!!! 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.