VERY FINE, EARLY CIVIL WAR, SILVER ENGINEER’S BADGE

VERY FINE, EARLY CIVIL WAR, SILVER ENGINEER’S BADGE

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$2,950.00

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Item Code: 1268-152

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This rare pin is associated with the US Army Corps of Engineers early in the Civil War.

This silver pin consists of the Engineer’s “castle” sitting atop a large circular disk. Within the circle is the Eagle, Fort, and Rising Sun distinctive insignia. A recessed crescent above the eagle retains some yellow paint.

Strange that it is such a fancy badge by is not identified to a soldier. Any man that could afford such a badge surely could afford engraving.

Very fine silver badge, 1.04” wide x 1.45” tall. T-bar pin attached on back (horizontally) with catch. Nice clean badge.

From the Texas Civil War Museum collection.    [jet][ph:L]

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