A nice badge worn by United Confederate Veterans at the 1930 National Reunion held in Biloxi, Mississippi.  The hanger has a likeness of Beauvoir, Jefferson Davis's home.  Written on the hanger is "Beauvoir - Home of Jefferson Davis".  A red and white ribbon is attached to the hanger and the drop.  The drop is in the shape of the state of Mississippi.  The likeness of Jefferson Davis, the Biloxi, Mississippi lighthouse,  and crossed Confederate flags are on the drop.  Written on the drop is "40th Annual Confederate Reunion - U.C.V. - Biloxi, Miss. - June 3-4-5-6, 1930".  The badge was made by the Greenduck Company, Chicago as noted on the back of the drop.

A neat badge worn at the 1901 United Confederate Veterans reunion held in Memphis, Tennessee.  The badge is round and made of metal.  It has "Memphis - 1901 - UCV" written on it.  In the middle surrounding the "UCV" are three enameld stripes -red, white, and red.  This badge has a stick pin attached to the back of the badge.  Tou see these in both lapel pins and badges with stick pins.  Written on the back of the badge is "Official Button - W. & H. Co., Newark, N.J.".  The badge as noted on the back was made by The Whitehead & Hoag Company, Newark, New Jersey.

A beautiful United Confederate Veteran staff badge from the 1926 UCV national reunion held in Birmingham, Alabama.  The badge is crsp and cleand and is still attached to the original factory card!  The hanger has an older man with a cane looking at steel mills surrounded by a wreath.  A red and white ribbon hangs from the hanger.  Written on the ribbon in gold letters is "AIDE COMMANDER-In-Chief".  A drop is also attached to the hanger.  The drop has the Stone Mountain scene of Confederates and a battle flag.  Written around the drop is "1926 - 36th Reunion - Birmingham, ALA. - UCV".  The Whitehead & Hoag Company of Newark, New Jersey is the maker of this badge, and has their name stamped in the medal pieces and a large label on the back of the ribbon.

A great cufflink from the 1906 United Confederate Veterans reunion held in New Orleans, Louisiana.  The face of the cufflink is exactly like the 1906 UCV lapel badge.  In the center of the cufflink is the Confederate battle flag and the third national Confederate flag.  Underneath the flags is a bust of General Stephen D. Lee.  A crescent moon is over the flags.  Written around the flags is "61 - UCV - 65 - New Orleans - April 25, 1906".  A great cufflink from the 1906 reunion.

A very hard Nathan Bedford Forrest badge to find in todays market! This great celluloid badge has an older General Nathan Bedford Forrest in the center of a Confederate battleflag. Written on the badge is "Official Badge - Chattanooga, Tenn., May 27 - 28 - 29, 1913" and "The Wizard of the Saddle". There are no chips or tears on this badge.

A highly unusual badge from the 1951 United COnfederate Veteran reunion held in Norfolk, Virginia.  This was the last reunion for the United Confederate Veterans.  This badge has the normal celluloid pinback as you normally see however this badge has a red ribbon attached with a Civil War bullet at the end of the ribbon.  This is the first one of these I have seen.  What a great addition to your 1951 Final Reunion collection!

A nice national badge from the 1929 United Confederate Veterans reunion held in Charlotte, North Carolina.  The hanger is in the shape of the state of North Carolina with a saber and a wreath.  Written on the hanger is "Old North State - Charlotte - 1929".  A nice red and white ribbon is attached.  These ribbons are usually in tatters and not in good condition.  This one is extremely sound.  The drop has Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson on the top with a Confederate battle flag below.  Written on the drop is "39th Annual reunion June 4-5-6-7, 1929 - UCV".  THe badge was made by the Greenduck Co., Chicago. 

A great badge worn at the 1911 United Confederate Veterans national reunion held in Little Rock, Arkansas.  This badge has a hanger with the word "Souvenir" on it.  The drop is attached by two rings.  On the drop is a large eagleand two Second National Confederate flags.  A wreath surrounds the letters "UCV".  Written around UCV is "Confederate Reunion - Little Rock, ARK. May 15 - 20, 1911".  One of the flags is missing some the the white paint.  The badgge was made by the Charles M. Robbins Co., Attleboro, Massachusetts as noted on the back of the drop. 

A great lapel pin worn at the 1896 United Confederate Veterans national reunion held in Richmond, Virginia.  The badge fit in the lapel button hole on your suit.  The First National flag and the Confederate battle flag are crossed.  Written on the celluloid badge is "Confederate Reunion - 1896 - Richmond, VA.".  The badge was made by the Baldwin & Gleason Co. Limited - 58 Reade St. - N.Y. as noted on the badge stud on the back of the badge.

A really neat souvenir badge purchased at the 1913 United Confederate Veterans reunion held in Chattanooga, Tennessee.  The hanger has the word "Souvenir" written on it.  The drop has an eagle with the United States flag and the Confederate battle flag.  Written in the wreath circle is "UCV - United COnfederate Reunion - May 26 - 29 - 1913 - Chattanooga".  The US flag, the Confederate battle flag, and the UCV in the middle all are painted and the paint is in great shape.  1913 was the only year the United Confederate Veterans and the Grand Army of the Republic had their reunions in the same city - Chattanooga.  The badge was made by the Charles Robbins Company, Attleboro, Mass as noted on the back of the drop.

A great souvenir badge from the 1916 United Confederate Veterans national reunion held in Birmingham, Alabama.  The hanger has the word "Souvenir" written on it.  The drop is attached by two rings to the hanger.  In the middle of the drop is Robert E. Lee's likeness.  Written around Lee's likeness is "United Confederate Veterans Reunion - Birmingham, ALA. - May 16 - 18 - 1916 -  Gen. R.E. Lee".  On the back of the drop is the First National flag, Third National flag, and the COnfederate battle flag is in the middle.