SOLD!!! This is a very hard to find Arkansas identified shield badge. This great badge has everything an Arkansas Confederate badge collector could want!

SOLD!!! One of the nicest 1913 Virginia Artillery at Gettysburg badges you will ever see. Everything is crisp on this badge! These artillery badges have become almost impossible to find. Don't miss this one.

SOLD!!! A wonderful collection of Private Charles Stacey, Medal of Honor winner at Gettysburg, July 2, 1863. This wonderful collection has three pieces. The first piece is a GAR card with "Pvt. Charles Stacey - M.O.H." written on the card. The second piece is an Ohio Survivors of the Battle of Gettysburg badge. These badges were worn at the 1913 Gettysburg Reunion. The third badge is an Ohio badge. Along with the collection is quite a bit of information about Pvt. Stacey and his Medal of Honor. Charles Stacey was in the 55 Ohio, CO. D. He was a sharpshooter and was captured at Gettysburg on July 2, 1863.

SOLD!!! This is one of the more difficult Gettysburg reunion badges to find. This great badge was for Virginia cavalry members at the 1913 Gettysburg reunion. This great badge has a yellow ribbon with crossed sabers and a R.E. Lee celluloid drop. Don't miss this great badge!

SOLD!!! Here is another very hard to find Florida UCV ribbon! This is a camp ribbon from Camp 1126, Tampa, Florida. This camp was named after General Loring. On the ribbon in black is "Camp Loring, No. 1126, U.C.V., Tampa, Florida". There is a small hole in the ribbon on the left bottom. I verified that the Camp 1126 was the Tampa, Florida camp in the "Organized Camps of the United Confederate Veterans - 1921". Another great hard to find ribbon!

SOLD!!! Very hard to find ribbon from the 3rd Brigade First Re-Union, Florida Division, U.C.V. at Tampa, Florida in 1904. As you know, Florida UCV items are very hard to find! The ribbon is approximately 4 13/16 by 2 1/8 inches. Don't miss this great ribbon!

SOLD!!! Here is a great celluloid badge with Jennie Wade, her house, and monument on it. The celluloid pin is surrounded by a bras pin holder with red, white and blue ribbons hanging from the pin.

SOLD!!! A great TEXAS badge! This great badge is from the 1895 Houston, Texas UCV reunion. This is a very hard reunion to find badges from. The top piece is steer horns with "Houston, Texas" on the horns. The bottom drop has "1895 - UCV Encampment" around a Confederate battle flag. There are crossed rifles, swords, cannon, and an anchor around the edges of the drop. On the top of the drop is "Souvenir".

SOLD!!! A great identified Virginia Southern Cross identified to T.M. Goldsby, 13 Battalion, Co. A(Otey's Battery), Virginia Artillery. This famous battery was manned by Richmond, Virginia members. This battery was in Longstreet's Corp, Army of Northern Virginia. This badge was sold by Charles Crankshaw, Atlanta as noted on the back of the top bar. There is a lapel stud on the back of the top bar. This is a wonderful badge with a wonderful history.

SOLD!!! Here is a great identified Southern Cross of Honor presented to Isham Pitman, 51 North Carolina Infantry, Co. E. Isham had his Southern Cross inscribed on the top bar. This Southern Cross was made by Charles Crankshaw, Atlanta as noted on the back of the top piece. This badge has a lapel stud on the back.

SOLD!!! This is one of the nicest R.E. Lee Camp #1 badges I have ever had. It has all the gold on the badge and looks new! These wonderful badges were owned by the wealthy members of the Richmond, Virginia UCV Camp #1. If you have ever wanted this badge this is the one you need!