SOLD!!! This badge has strong metal pieces but the ribbon is very weak and is seperated. Condition dictates a low price!

SOLD! This is a great badge for veteran members of the 62nd New York Infantry or the Anderson Zouaves. The hanger is a Sixth corp badge with a "T" bar on the back. The drop has a Zouave on the attack and "Anderson Zouaves - 1861 - 62 Regt N.Y.V. - 1865" written around the Zouave. These are very hard to find badges. Andersons Zouaves fought at Yorktown, Seven Pines, Malvern Hill, Antietam, Fredricksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Wilderness, Spottsylvania, Bloody Angle Assault, Petersburg, Early's Attack on Washington, Winchester, Cedar Creek, and Appromattox.

SOLD! Here is a wonderful chocolate color Southern Cross of Honor made by Charles Crankshaw in Atlanta. This cross is a screwback variety. Crankshaw's name and address is on the top bar. The Crosses were awarded by the United Daughters of the Confederacy to Confederate veterans. According to Peter Bertram's book "The Southern Cross Of Honor: Historical Notes and Trial List of Varieties", approximately 78,000 of these Crosses of Honor were awarded to Confederate veterans. This is a beautiful cross. Don't miss it!

SOLD!!! This is the membership badge of the UCV. Most people think the Southern Cross was the membership badge of the UCV but it was not. The United Daughters of the Confederacy established the Southern Cross in 1900 as an honor to the veterans. The Confederate Veterans would wear a lapel pin with the battle flag on it. These are very hard to find. The back screws off. The enamel is wonderful.

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SOLD!!! Here is a great national badge from the 1909 Memphis UCV convention. This great badge has full enamel on the flags on the hanger. Also on the hanger is "MEMPHIS" and "June 8-9-10 1909". On the drop is Albert Sidney Johnson and "United Confederate Veterans 19 Reunion". The badge is made by Whitehead and Hoag. This is one of the prettier 1909 badges I have owned.

SOLD!!! This 1925 Albany pinback is really a hard one to find. This just came out of a 20 year California collection! This is approximately 2 1/8 inches wide. The pinback has the Confederate battle flag with "33rd Annual Reunion Georgia Div. U.C.V. - Albany, GA., Oct. 14-15, 1925" written around the flag. The badge is made by Whitehead and Hoag as noted in the paper label on the back.

SOLD! Holy Cow!!! What a badge! This is a 1905 USCV delegate badge from the Louisville reunion. The badge has the riderless horse top piece, a nice red and white ribbon with "DELEGATE" in gold, and the drop has John Hunt Morgan in relief with "United Sons of Confederate Veterans - Louisville - 1905". The badge is made by Whitehead and Hoag. If you are a Morgan guy, this badge is for you!

SOLD! Another very hard to find ribbon!! This ribbon was issued for the 1899 United Confederate Veterans Reunion in Charleston, SC. Somebody must have realized they forgot to order ribbons for the Sons so they printed "Sons" between the United and Confederate on the ribbon. The ribbon has Fort Sumter with a first national Confederate flag and a battle flag. Written on the ribbon is "Reunion of the United SONS Confederate Veterans - May 10 -13, 1899 - Charleston".THe ribbon is approximately 6 inches by 2 1/4 inches. This is an extremely hard to find early Sons ribbon!

SOLD!!! You don't find many of the early Post ribbons! This ribbon and the M.D. Corse Camp ribbon came out of a thirty year collection. This wonderful ribbon has the Virginia seal and "R.E. Lee Camp, No. 2, S.C.V. - Alexandria, VA. - Organized Aug. 25, 1890" written on the ribbon. The ribbon is approximately 7 3/8 inches by 2 1/4 inches. Don't miss this hard to find ribbon.

SOLD! You don't find many of the early Post ribbons! This ribbon and the R.E. Lee Camp ribbon came out of a thirty year collection. This wonderful ribbon has the Virginia seal and "M.D. Corse Camp, No. 1, S.C.V. - Alexandria, VA." written on the ribbon. The ribbon is approximately 7 1/8 inches by 2 5/8 inches. Don't miss this wonderful ribbon!

SOLD! WOW!!! This is as nice a USCV early badge as you will find. This delegate badge is from the 1903 New Orleans National Convention. Full enamel on the flags on the hanger. The red ribbon is in great shape. On the drop is written "United Sons of Confederate Veterans - May 19 - 25, 1903 - New Orleans - Jefferson Davis" with Jefferson Davis in the middle of the badge. This badge is made by Schwaab & Sons.