SOLD!!! A very hard to find ribbon worn by one of the veterans from the famous Kentucky Orphan Brigade! This ribbon was from the 1892 Orphan Brigade reunion held in Paris, Kentucky on September 28, 1892. Written on the ribbon is "11th Reunion Orphan Brigade - Paris, Ky., September 28, 1892.". There is a First National COnfederate flag inthe middle of the ribbon. The ribbon is approximately 7 3/8 inches by 3 1/8 inches.

A neat Grand Army of the Republic badge worn by veterans of Post No. 75, Ansonia, Connecticut. This hanger is a silver color with "Connecticut" on it. Attached to the hanger is a blue ribbon and a round disc. On the disc is "T.M.Redshaw Post No. 75 - G.A.R. - Ansonia, Conn.". A tree nut hangs from the blue ribbon.

SOLD!!! A wonderful lapel badge worn by veterans of the Jacksonville, Florida United Confederate Veterans camp. The lapel badge has a Confederate battle flag with "UCV" on it. Below the flag is an alligator and "Jacksonville - 1914". Also around the edge of the badge is "I Have Paid My Dollar". This is an enamelled badge not a celluloid! The badge is made by the Whitehead & Hoag Company, Newark, NJ as noted on the screw back. It is a great badge and getting harder to find.

SOLD!!! A very hard to find badge worn by Grand Army of the Republic veterans from Tennessee and Georgia at the 1888 National Encampment held at Columbus, Ohio. It is very difficult to find GAR badges from Southern states.

SOLD!!! One of the nicest United Confederate Camp badges you will ever find. This wonderful badge is from Camp Sumter in Charleston, South Carolina. This badge is two sided. The front side has a ribbon that is red/white/red. A neat celluloid drop has a Confederate battle flag on it. The reverse side has a black ribbon. This badge is absolutely mint! It was still in the envelope when I found the badge. The envelope is included. Don't miss this great badge!!!

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SOLD!!! A hard to find badge from a Tennessee Grand Army of the Republic 1897 state encampment! Southern state GAR badges are very hard to find. The hanger is a brass type hanger. A red ribbon hangs from the hanger. On the ribbon is "14th Annual Encampment TENNESSEE - Nashville - June 2 & #, 1897" written in gold. A celluloid drop hangs from the ribbon. Written on the drop is "Department COmmander - Halbert B. Case - Tennessee - G.A.R. 1897." with a bust of Case. On the back of the drop is a GAR membership badge.

SOLD!!! An identified ladder shield badge from a hard fighting east coast Gettysburg unit! This ladder shield badge was worn by George Degetz of the 121 Pennsylvania Infantry. The shield drop has a Fifth Corp emblem! This hard fighting unit's battle history encluded Fredericksburg, Mud March, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Wilderness, Spottsylvania, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, and Appomattox. At Gettysburg on July 1, 1863, 263 men were engaged and only 84 reported for duty at the end of the day.

SOLD!!! A great badge worn by a veteran of the 12th Wisconsin Infantry, Co. D. The hanger of this wonderful badge is in the form of the 17th Corp corp badge. The drop is a shield with "Co. D - 12 Wis. Inf.". This regiment was named "The Marching 12th" and fought at Vicksburg, Jackson, Big Shanty, Kennesaw Mountain, Jonesboro, Lovejoy's Station, Savannah, and the Carolina Campaign. The 12th also participated in the Grand Review.