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Item Code: 595-2124
This attractive ribbon commemorates the 1889 reunion at Gettysburg of the 153rd Pennsylvania Infantry. Made of red silk, the body features gilt text on fabric, as well as gold bullion trim at top and bottom. A full stand of wire fringe remains secure at bottom. Mild wear and discoloration do not detract from the presentation of the piece. Reverse is blank with a line of hand stitching at top and bottom. Dimensions are 2” x 8.5”.
A rare piece for the collector of Civil War veteran memorabilia. [cm][ph:L]
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