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1890 DAHLGREN POST 2 GAR BADGE - BOSTON
Top bar has enameled blue center with “BOSTON 1890” in gold. Pin on back. Suspended from top bar are crossed cannons with an enameled blue shield superimposed over the center. Somewhat worn gold… (172-2394). Learn More »
VERY EARLY UNION 5TH CORPS VETERANS BADGE
Crude stamped eagle with wings spread, mouth open and in the crouching position like he is ready to pounce. Below him are the letters “USA.” No pin on back. Suspended by a chain is a brass… (172-2371). Learn More »
BADGE FOR THE NINTH REGT. M.V.M.
Bar at top reads “NINTH REGT. M.V.M..” Bar has pin on back. Suspended from this is a red enameled 1st Division, 6th Corps badge inside a half moon that is inscribed “EMERGENCY CORPS.” No… (172-2366). Learn More »
1904 UNION VETERANS ASSOCIATION BADGE
Red, white and blue ribbon cockade with stamped brass crossed sabers attached. Ribbon is in good shape and meas. 5.00 inches long. Stamped as part of the crossed sabers are the letters “U. V.” at… (172-2365). Learn More »
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ANS CS GENERAL LEWIS A. ARMISTEAD AND COL. JAMES H. HODGES, 14TH VIRGINIA – BOTH DIED AT GETTYSBURG, MORTALLY WOUNDED DURING PICKETT’S CHARGE!
This August 1862 dated, 3 ¼” x 4 ½” paper, handwritten in ink, features the signatures of Armistead and Hodges, as well as that of Maj. Gen. R. H. Anderson. On the reverse is a small portion of a letter dated, “Camp 14th Va Regt / August 5th… (2025-3326). Learn More »
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