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POST-CIVIL WAR GAR SLOUCH HAT OF MAURICE LEYDEN, THIRD NEW YORK CAVALRY
This slouch hat, along with several other items, came directly from the Leyden family in 1998 and within a few months was in the Ray Richey collection at the Texas Civil War Museum. Maurice Leyden… (1268-777C). Learn More »
$1,500.00
ON HOLD
UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS NEW ORLEANS REUNION BADGE
This badge preserves very pleasing bronze tones to the upper and lower sections and very good color to the gilt brass and enameled disk insert. Both sections preserve Schwaab company manufacturer… (1202-1373). Learn More »
$175.00
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1924 SOUVENIR BADGE FOR THE UCV MEMPHIS REUNION
A very good condition two-piece, gilt brass souvenir UCV medal for the 1924 United Confederate Veterans reunion in Memphis, Tennessee. Top bar is a foliate edged ribbon scroll with “SOUVENIR” in… (1202-1367). Learn More »
ANDERSONVILLE GAVEL MADE FROM WOOD OF THE STOCKADE
Measuring just shy of 11-inches long, this wood gavel has a handle with slight swell in the middle and decorated with three red, white and blue painted bands near the head. The head is cylindrical,… (2026-9375). Learn More »
$550.00
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RARE OFFICIAL 75th ANNIVERSARY BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG BOY SCOUT BADGE
One of the scarcer official badges of the 75th Anniversary ceremonies. Among the very large number of support personnel attending the 1,845 Union and Confederate veterans who attended the ceremonies-… (2026-43). Learn More »
NEW YORK DAY AT GETTYSBURG MEDAL - 1893
New York commemorated the service of its soldiers at Gettysburg with the dedication of a state monument on the field in 1893. This stretched over the three-day thirtieth anniversary of the battle and… (2026-2133). Learn More »
$195.00
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SOUVENIR GAVEL USING WOOD FROM THE FIRST WHITE HOUSE OF THE CONFEDERACY
Gavels made from wood cut from historic spots were popular post-Civil War mementos. This measures about 6-1/2” long and has a head turned with three wide, raised rings at the center flanked by a… (2026-9377). Learn More »
VERY NICE SILVER POST-WAR VETERANS 15TH CORPS BADGE
Badge has two pieces. Silver top bar is rectangular but with a scalloped bottom. Face has a finely done wavy lined border with fern decorations in the corners. Reverse retains the original “T”… (142-98). Learn More »
$300.00
Originally $400.00
CIVIL WAR VETERANS AT THE 75th REUNION AT GETTYSBURG
An interesting group of five photographs taken at the 1938 “75th Reunion” of Union and Confederate veterans at Gettysburg. All five are original photos bearing July 7, 1938, printing dates on the… (2026-2118). Learn More »
1893 NEW YORK AT GETTYSBURG MEDAL
The medal was commissioned by NY and issued to Gettysburg veterans from the state attending a reunion and the New York monument dedication on July 2, 1893 in the National Cemetery. Bronze top bar and… (635-624). Learn More »
U.C.V. 22nd REUNION MEDAL – MACON 1912
This is a brass, two-piece suspension medallion honoring the United Confederate Veterans (UCV) at their 22nd Reunion in Macon, Georgia, on May 7-9, 1912. The top portion has spring pin on back, with… (490-7664). Learn More »
BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA 1908 UCV REUNION BADGE
Two-piece bronze-toned United Confederate Veterans reunion badge for the 1908 annual reunion at Birmingham, Alabama. Whitehead & Hoag maker’s mark on the reverse of top bar and planchet. Top bar… (490-7665). Learn More »
1915 RICHMOND U.C.V. REUNION MEDAL
The 1915 United Confederate Veterans (UCV) reunion medal was issued for the organization's 25th Annual National Reunion, which took place in Richmond, Virginia, from June 1–3, 1915. This medal is… (490-7669). Learn More »
$350.00
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SEPTEMBER 1889 GETTSBURG PENNSYLVANIA DAY TWO PIECE SILVER MEDAL
Gettysburg Pennsylvania Day September 11-12 1889 two-piece medal. The top says “Gettysburg” while the drop says “Pennsylvania Day September 11 & 12 1889”. It has been engraved “Gen.… (635-635). Learn More »
$450.00
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11th NEW JERSEY REUNION RIBBON WITH CELLULOID PIN AND DROP – MORRISTOWN, 1904
The 11th New Jersey is highly noted for its sacrifices at Gettysburg, where the unit brought 275 men into battle and saw over half of them killed or wounded, including multiple commanders who were… (490-7667). Learn More »
$125.00
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PAIR OF BATTERY “B,” LOUISIANA FIELD ARTILLERY SILK RIBBONS, C. 1890’S-1900’S
An attractive pair of silk membership/commemorative ribbons for Battery "B," Louisiana Field Artillery (L.F.A.), a New Orleans–based state militia/National Guard light artillery battery. Both retain… (2026-1076). Learn More »
BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA 1908 UCV REUNION BADGE
Two-piece bronze-toned United Confederate Veterans reunion badge for the 1908 annual reunion at Birmingham, Alabama. Whitehead & Hoag maker’s mark on the reverse of top bar and planchet. Top bar… (1202-1359). Learn More »
G.A.R. PIN WITH SMALL FELT SLOUCH HAT
Souvenir reunion pin for a Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.) member. This is an unusual combination of celluloid badge, patriotic ribbon, and small felt slouch hat. The badge has a straight pin on… (380-567). Learn More »
$75.00
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VETERAN’S G.A.R. SOUVENIR CANE
Offered here is a very interesting Civil War veteran’s cane. Made from a cut branch or sapling, it has a perfect “fit in you palm” curved handle. Cane is about 31” tall with the handle… (2024-1850). Learn More »
1890s CELLULOID PIN PICTURING GENERAL FITZHUGH LEE
This pinback badge features a Chicago maker’s address on the reverse and several patent dates from the 1890s. The face is a portrait bust in civilian clothes photo of General Fitzhugh Lee, titled at… (1202-1366). Learn More »
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LAP WRITING DESK – PRESENTED TO GENERAL BUTLER, 1864 (EX-TEXAS MUSEUM COLLECTION)
Perhaps no popular figure of the Civil War is as controversial or contradictory as General Benjamin F. Butler. One of the political generals to survive well into General Grant’s tenure as overall commander, he was as reviled as he was beloved… (1268-1014). Learn More »
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