Civil War
Artifacts from the American Civil War
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1938 SOUTH CAROLINA UCV WELCOME BANNER
Item #: CWB12020
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SCARCE REUNION BANNER USED AT THE UCV NATIONAL HELD AT COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, IN 1938
MEASURES 8.5 FEET IN LENGTH AND 3 FEET WIDE AT CENTER
IN NICE SHAPE!
Shipping Weight:
1.2 lbs
$3,000.00 USD
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1881 GUIDE TO RICHMOND & BATTLEFIELDS ~ WITH ADVERTISEMENTS
Item #: CWB12019
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4.5" X 6.5" AND IN NICE CONDITION
66 PAGES ~ NICE ADVERTISEMENTS IN REAR OF BOOK
Shipping Weight:
0.5 lb
$150.00 USD
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1901 WRIGHTSVILLE NORTH CAROLINA UCV REUNION BADGE
Item #: CWB12014
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6" IN HEIGHT AND IN NICE CONDITION
NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION REUNION BADGE
Shipping Weight:
1 lb
$150.00 USD
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RARE~ JOSEPH E JOHNSTON UCV CAMP 259 ~ CHILDRESS TEXAS ~ GRAVE MARKER
Item #: CWB11864
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SOMETHING YOU DON'T SEE TOO OFTEN IS AN UCV GRAVE MARKER. THIS ONE LUCKILY HAS THE CAMP NUMBER THAT MAKES IT IDENTIFIABLE.
36" IN HEIGHT
JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON CAMP 259, CHILDRESS, TEXAS
STILL IN NICE CONDITION
Shipping Weight:
5 lbs
$475.00 USD
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1901 MEMPHIS TENNESSEE CONFEDERATE REUNION ~ ENAMELED STICKPIN
Item #: CWB11835
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2" height 1" diameter No chips.
Shipping Weight:
0.4 lb
$175.00 USD
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1900 LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY ~ ROBERT E. LEE CELLULOID SHIELD BADGE
Item #: CWB11829
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THIS "THE" BADGE FOR THE 1900 REUNION!!
3" height...EXCELLENT COLOR & CONDITION
Shipping Weight:
0.45 lb
$250.00 USD
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1934 CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE ~ WEST VIRGINIA DIVISION X 2
Item #: CWB11773
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PAIR OF BADGES FROM THE 1934 NATIONAL HELD IN CHATTANOOGA, TN.
1. MATRON OF HONOR BADGE ~ SONS OF VETERANS ~ MEASURES 11" IN HEIGHT
THIS BADGE HAS SOME WEAR ON THE WHITE PORTION BUT HOLDS NICELY
2. WEST VA. DIVISION SCV SPONSOR BADGE MEASURING 16" IN HEIGHT
BOTH HAVE IDENTICAL MAKER LABELS ON REVERSE
Shipping Weight:
1 lb
$250.00 USD
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1899 SAVANNAH GEORGIA ~ GEORGIA DIVISION U.C.V. ~ LARGE CELLULOID PINBACK
Item #: CWB11584
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measures 2 1/8" diameter some foxing on the rim
Shipping Weight:
0.45 lb
$195.00 USD
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ANIMAL TOOTH CARVING ~ FIRST NATIONAL CONFEDERATE FLAG
Item #: CWB11546
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1 3/4" IN HEIGHT ~ NOT SURE WHAT THIS CARVED FROM
WALRUS ?
HOLED AT TOP EDGE TO WEAR ON A CHAIN.
Shipping Weight:
0.35 lb
$195.00 USD
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1887 GERMAN VOLUNTEERS SAVANNAH GEORGIA BADGE
Item #: CWB11526
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7" IN HEIGHT ~ SILK RIBBON
A Schützenfest (German: marksmen's festival) is a traditional festival or fair featuring a target shooting competition
Shipping Weight:
1.5 lbs
$175.00 USD
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CONFEDERATE ~ WAYCROSS RIFLES, GEORGIA BADGE ~ ST AUGUSTINE FLORDIA
Item #: CWB11525
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6" IN HEIGHT ~ BADGE WORN BY SURVIVING MEMBERS OF THE WAYCROSS RIFLES (WARE COUNTY GEORGIA) AT THEIR ANNUAL PICNIC HELD AT ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA, JUNE 6, 1900.
SCARCE GEORGIA BADGE!
Shipping Weight:
1.5 lbs
$175.00 USD
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STATE OF LOUISIANA CONFEDERATE REUNION RIBBON
Item #: CWB11522
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5" IN LENGTH AND IN NICE SHAPE
Shipping Weight:
1 lb
$45.00 USD
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STATE OF GEORGIA ~ CONFEDERATE REUNION RIBBON
Item #: CWB11521
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6 3/4" IN LENGTH ~ SEVERAL HOLES THROUGHOUT
Shipping Weight:
1 lb
$45.00 USD
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RARE BENNING'S BRIGADE 2ND GEORGIA INFANTRY BADGE ~ GETTYSBURG
Item #: CWB11520
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NOT FREE OF DAMAGE, BUT IT WOULD HARD TO FIND ANOTHER
3.5" IN LENGTH
Battle of Gettysburg
The regiment was commanded by Lt. Colonel William T. Harris and brought 348 men to the field. It lost 25 men killed, 66 wounded and 11 missing in fighting around the Devil’s Den. Lieutenant Colonel Harris was killed on July 2 and Major William S. Shepherd took command. Captain Nelson L. Dickerson of Company F, Captain Benjamin L. Hancock of Company H, and Lieutenant G.W. Mays of Company G were killed. Lieutenant J.C. Sapp was wounded. Major William S. Shepherd was promoted to lieutenant colonel and Lieutenant William M. Pitman was elected captain of Company H. From the War Department marker for Benning’s Brigade on the Gettysburg battlefield: July 2. Arrived and formed line about 4 P. M. in rear of Law’s and Robertson’s Brigades and moving forward in support of these took prominent part in the severe conflict which resulted in the capture of Devil’s Den together with a number of prisoners and three guns of the 4th New York Battery. July 3. Held Devil’s Den and the adjacent crest of rocky ridge until late in the evening when under orders the Brigade retired to position near here. Through mistake of orders the 15th Georgia did not retire directly but moved northward encountered a superior Union force and suffered considerable loss. July 4. Occupied breastworks near here facing southward until midnight. July 5. About 5 A. M. began the march to Hagerstown Md.
Organized in Brunswick, Georgia. April 21Arrived at Tybee Island. May 7Paul Jones Semmes was appointed colonel. May 9The regiment was mustered into Confederate service by Major W.M. Gardner. Company A – Banks County Guards, Captain Daniel Gill Candler
Company B – Jackson Blues (Meriwether County), Captain William Terrell Harris
Company C – Semmes Guards (Muscogee County), Captain William S. Shepherd
Company D – Burke Sharpshooters, Captain William R. Holmes
Company E – The Joe Browns (Fannin County), Captain William A. Campbell
Company F – Cherokee Brown Riflemen, Captain Thomas E. Dickerson
Company G – Columbus Guards (Muscogee County), Captain Roswell Ellis
Company H – Wright Infantry (Whitfield County), Captain Jesse A. Glenn
Company I – Buena Vista Guards (Marion County), Captain Charles R. Wiggins
Company K – Stewart Greys, Captain Jared J. Ball
Shipping Weight:
1 lb
$225.00 USD
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CONFEDERATE CAMP WALKER NO.925 MEMBERS BADGE ~ ATLANTA GA
Item #: CWB11516
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SCARCE BADGE WORN BY MEMBERS OF WALKER CAMP NO.925, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
6" IN HEIGHT ~ SOME STAINING PRESENT
Shipping Weight:
1.5 lbs
$300.00 USD
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