SOLD!!! A great ribbon from the Washington Light Infantry of Charleston, SC. The ribbon is approximately 7 3/4 inches long and 2 1/8 inches wide. The Washington Light Infantry fought in the War of 1812, Seminole War, and Civil War. Company A was in the Hampton Legion and other companies occupied Fort Sumter. This ribbon was from a trip to New York, New Haven, and Hartford in June, 1883. Ribbons from specific Confederate units are getting very hard to find!

SOLD!!! While North Carolina had many men who served the Confederacy, you just don't see North Carolina identified ladder badges on the market. Not only is there a ladder badge but also an engraved Southern Cross. T.H. Proctor was in Co. K, 23 North Carolina Infantry. He was wounded and captured at Gettysburg. The ladder badge is as good as it gets with Proctor's name on it and 23 N.C. CSA with a Confederate flag. The engraved Southern Cross is a Crankshaw with a pin back. The jeweler engraved his name upside down. I bet T.H. wasn't so happy when he picked it up! This wonderful grouping recently came from the family! Don't wait on this one!

SOLD!!! A really neat 18 US Infantry identified ladder badge with an acorn for the drop. This great ladder badge was owned by John W. Linn as noted on the badge. He was in Co. D, 18 US Infantry.

SOLD!!! A wonderful North Carolina badge owned by T.H. Proctor of the 23 North Carolina Infantry, Co. K. This great badge has a top in the shape of a tar heel. The bottom is a brass cross with First at Bethal - Last at Appromattox.

SOLD!!! A wonderful celluloid badge made in the shape of a foot with tar on it. These were made for North Carolina veterans to wear at the 1907 UCV national reunion in Richmond, Virginia. This badge was owned by T.H. Proctor, 23 North Carolina Infantry, Co. K. These badges are getting very hard to find!

SOLD!!! Very hard to find ribbon issued in 1887 for the 4th Ohio Infantry reunion at Gettysburg at the Ohio Memorial! On the white ribbon is "1863 - 1887 - OHIO MEMORIAL. 4th Regt. O.V.I. - Carroll's Brigade, Reunion at Gettysburg, Sept. 14, 1887." and a Second emblem in blue and white. The ribbon is approximately 5 3/4 inches long by 2 1/8 inch wide. I can't stress how hard this ribbon is to find.

SOLD!! A really neat ladder badge owned by William H. Connor. This badge is a gold color which is highly unusual for these badges. On the hanger is "Wm. H. Connor". On the second bar is "Bull Runn, Tenn". On the bottom shiel is "Co. A, 1st Ala. Vol. Cav., CSA - 61 - 65". The pin is broken but attached by tape. Please see photos. Do not miss this great badge!

SOLD!!! A wonderful ladder badge owned by W.N. McGrew, Co. K, 1st Tennessee Cavalry, C.S.A. This great badge has W.N. McGrew on the hanger and the bottom drop has "Co. K, 1st Tenn. V. Cav., C.S.A." on the badge. Great badge!

SOLD!!! A really nice Confederate ladder badge! This wonderful badge is from Co. F, 3 Kentucky Volunteer Cavalry, CSA. The badge has five metal pieces and a red and white ribbon attached to it. Don't miss this great Confederate ladder badge.

SOLD!!! A really hard to find Southern Cross identified to B.H. Welch, Co. A, 12 Kentucky Cavalry. The 12th Kentucky was in General Nathan Bedford Forrest's command from 1863 until the end of the war. Welch joined Forrest's command in April, 1863. He was promoted to Lieutenant April 20, 1864. You don't have to wonder which regiment Welch belonged to because he had it engraved under his name on the bar of the cross. An identified Southern Cross with the regiment on the bar and in General Forrest's command! It doesn't get much better than this.

SOLD!!!! A great item from a reunion of the 9th New York Volunteers, Hawkins Zouaves. This was one of the Civil Wars hard fighting units. This neat item is on an approximately 5 inch stick pin with a Hawkins Zouave flag on top of an American flag. On the red Hawkins Zouave flag is "9th Regiment N.Y.V. - Hawkins Zouaves - Toujours Pret." in yellow. A really neat, hard to find piece.

SOLD!!! This is one of the nicest, most outstanding 1913 New Hampshire at Gettysburg badges I have owned. This beautiful badge has Robert E. Lee and George Meade on the hanger with Union and Confederate flags. There is no enamel missing on this badge! The red, white, and blue ribbon is in wonderful shape and has in gold "1863 - 1913 - 50th Anniversary Gettysburg" written on the ribbon. The bottom drop is in the shape of New Hampshire and has a GAR membership badge, the old man of the mountain, and NH on it. There won't be another clean badge like this on the market for a while!

SOLD!!! Here is a badge from the 1933 St. Paul, Minnesota GAR National Convention. The badge was worn by Maryland veterans. Maryland badges are very hard to find. This great badge has a brass hanger with a yellow ribbon and "Maryland - St. Paul, Minnesota - Sept. 17-21, 1933" written in black. The badge is approximately 5 1/4 inches long by 2 inches wide. Great Maryland badge!