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Item Code: 595-2079
This scarce example of an 1888 Pennsylvania Reserves reunion ribbon comes to us in complete and good condition. Only minor fraying of the white silk is noted at the top and bottom edges. Text retains gilt finish with fading 5th Corps symbol at center. Reverse is clean and blank. Dimensions are 2.6” x 7”
A ribbon tied to some of the most famous fighting men of the Civil War and sure to be a feature of any veteran collection. [cm][ph:L]
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