A great badge worn at the 1911 United Confederate Veterans national reunion held in Little Rock, Arkansas.  This badge has a hanger with the word "Souvenir" on it.  The drop is attached by two rings.  On the drop is a large eagleand two Second National Confederate flags.  A wreath surrounds the letters "UCV".  Written around UCV is "Confederate Reunion - Little Rock, ARK. May 15 - 20, 1911".  One of the flags is missing some the the white paint.  The badgge was made by the Charles M. Robbins Co., Attleboro, Massachusetts as noted on the back of the drop. 

A great lapel pin worn at the 1896 United Confederate Veterans national reunion held in Richmond, Virginia.  The badge fit in the lapel button hole on your suit.  The First National flag and the Confederate battle flag are crossed.  Written on the celluloid badge is "Confederate Reunion - 1896 - Richmond, VA.".  The badge was made by the Baldwin & Gleason Co. Limited - 58 Reade St. - N.Y. as noted on the badge stud on the back of the badge.

A really neat souvenir badge purchased at the 1913 United Confederate Veterans reunion held in Chattanooga, Tennessee.  The hanger has the word "Souvenir" written on it.  The drop has an eagle with the United States flag and the Confederate battle flag.  Written in the wreath circle is "UCV - United COnfederate Reunion - May 26 - 29 - 1913 - Chattanooga".  The US flag, the Confederate battle flag, and the UCV in the middle all are painted and the paint is in great shape.  1913 was the only year the United Confederate Veterans and the Grand Army of the Republic had their reunions in the same city - Chattanooga.  The badge was made by the Charles Robbins Company, Attleboro, Mass as noted on the back of the drop.

 

An extremely hard to find ribbon worn by members of Camp No. 32, Vicksburg, Mississippi at the 1896 United Confederate Veteran's reunion held in Richmond, Virginia.  The ribbon is a faint light blue color with "Mississippi - Camp No. 32. - Sixth Annual Reunion Confederate Veterans - Richmond, Va. - 1896" written on the ribbon.  The ribbon is approxiamtely 7 inches long and 2 1/4 inches.  According to the "List of Organized Camps of the United Confederate Veterans", Camp No. 32 is Vicksburg, Mississippi and it's commander was D.N. Hebron. 

A beautiful celluloid badge in the shape of a canteen.  The first side has Winnie Davis, the daughter of the Confederacy, on it and the second side has the Winnie Davis rose in a metal stand and "Official Reunion Louisville 1900 - Winnie Davis Rose" written on it.  This is truly a beautiful celluloid badge with great color.  The badge tie is still attached which is not normal for this badge.  The ties were taken off the badges and lost.

A really nice lapel stud sold at the 1906 United Confederate Veterans reunion held in New Orleans, Louisiana.  The stud has nice enamel work on it and is getting difficult to find.  Written on the white enamel is "61-UCV-65 - New Orleans - April 25, 1906".  The two Confederate flags have enamel and don't miss the Louisana crescent above the flags!

I can promise you, you will not see this one very often!  This is a celluloid canteen made for the 1900 United Confederate Reunion held in Louisville, Kentucky.  They must have had several left over because they put "Nashville 1904" on the bottom and sold them at the Nashville, Tennessee UCV national reunion held in 1904.  I have seen pennants and a few other items recycled this way but never one of the celluloid canteens.  One side of the canteen has a third national Confederate flag and the other side has Winnie Davis on it.  Very few collections will be able to have one of these.  If you are a Nashville, Tennessee collector another one of these canteens marked like this might never come around!!

You will not find a staff badge any nicer than this one! This badge is a one of a kind badge. The staff badge for the 1934 UCV Chattanooga reunion is for the Chief of Ordnance. It is still on the card and it still has most of the cellophane plastic still around the badge. Also the brown sleeve is with the badge and has an identification on it!!! Written on the brown paper sleeve is "John Howard T(?)aylor or Paylor. John Howard never wore this badge because of the plastic still around it. The ribbons are just perfect and the drop just shines. This is a wonderful badge.

A nice Brigade Staff badge from the 1934 UCV National reunion in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The hanger has Lookout Mountain on it with "Chattanooga" written on it. Attached to the hanger is a white "Brigade Staff" celluloid type drop. Attached to the "Brigade Staff" drop is a round drop with the battleflag and "U.C.V. Reunion - 1934" written on it. There are two ribbons. The red ribbon is on top and a white ribbon is behind. They are both attached to the hanger. The red ribbon is weak on the botton 1/2 inch. Please see photo.

This badge is from the 1915 Richmond National UCV reunion. The top piece has "Souvenir" on it. The bottom disk has "United Confederate Veterans Reunion - Richmond, VA - June 1-2-3 - 1915" written on it with Robert E. Lee in the center. On the back are three Confederate flags.

!910 Mobile UCV stuffis hard to find. Here is a very nice souvenir badge from the 1910 reunion. The top hanger has "Souvenir" on it and the bottom star has a likeness of R.E.Lee. This badge was made by Schwaab & Son, Milwaulkee.

Here is a truly one of a kind badge. This badge was presented to Surgeon General Stuckey F. McIntosh at the 1934 Chattanooga reunion. This is a six part badge. The hanger is the origional 1934 hanger. The second piece has ”General Stuckey F. McIntosh”. The third piece has ”Surgeon General”. The fourth piece is the drop for the 1934 National badge. The fifth and sixth pieces are ribbons. One ribbon is red and the other is white. They are in excellent condition. There is only one of this badge. Don’t miss it!