A great postcard of Confederate veterans posed in front of the Buckingham, Virginia Courthouse in 1908.  Written on the side of the card is "Confederate Veterans - A Photograph taken at the Unveiling of the Confederate Soldiers' Monument taken at Buckingham C.H., June 30, 1908".  A photo of Stonewall Jackson is on the building behind the veterans and notice the black man standing by the tree on the left.

A wonderful wallet highly prized and carried by North Carolina Confederate Veterans. This wonderful wallet is a tri-fold leather wallet. The letters "CV" or "VC" are emblazoned in gold on the wallet.  While the letters actually stand for the Virginia North Carolina Chemical Company, the "CV" obviously stood for Confederate Veterans.  This wallet was passed out at Confederate Veteran reunions in North Carolina by the North Carolina Sales Division of the Chemical Company.  In this wallet was a 50 cent Confederate note.  This stays with the wallet.  The North Carolina Sales Division of the Chemical Company was in Durham, North Carolina.  These don't find their way to the market very often! 

A great calendar published by the "Confederate Veteran" magazine and distributed for advertising.  The calendar has an image of the Sam Davis statue on the front and the monthly calendars starting in March 1900.  Written on the front of the calendar is "Sam Davis - A Typical Confederate Hero - Confederate Veteran - Nashville, TN ".  There are a quote or two but I won't write them here.  On the back is a large advertisement for the "Confederate Veteran" magazine. 

One of neatest North Carolina items I have ever owned!  This wonderful wooden tar heel foot is approxiamtely 13 1/2 inches tall and approximately 5 inches wide at its widest point.  It just surfaced coming out of a 30 year collection!  Cut in the shape of a foot, the wood has a black tar heel with "61 - 65 - First at Bethel - Last at Appomattox - THE TAR HEELS - Furnished 127,000 Soldiers - LOST 40,275 - ___t. Furthest. Longest." written on the foot.  This is the real deal and a must for any North Carolina collector!

A highly unusual item from the 1929 United Confederate Veterans reunion held in Charlotte, North Carolina. The mirror is approximately 2 5/8 inches wide. Written on the mirror is "Confederate ReUnion - 1929 - Charlotte, N.C." in blue. There is a small push to the celluloid between the Con in Confederate and the Char in Charlotte. The mirror itself has some glazing. These type of items are much more difficult to find than the national badges!

A neat spoon with the Confederate Monument at Winchester, Virginia on it. The spoon has "Confederate Monument - Winchester, VA." with a likeness of the monument on the spoon. The spoon is sterling as noted on the back of the spoon. The spoon is approximately 4 1/4 inches long.

A wonderful souvenir card presented at the 1911 UCV Georgia reunion held in Rome, GA. by William H.H. Phelps. Phelps was captain of the Lulu Guards, Company H, 3rd Batt. Infantry. He was also in Company K, 37th Georgia Regement (Infantry). He also was detatched to Andersonville in 1863. Phelps presented these cards to friends at the 1911 Rome, GA reunion. On one side of the are three Confederate flags and a photo of Captain Phelps. Written on the front of the card is "Lest You Forget - Wm. H.H. Phelps - Captain (Lulu Guards) Company H, 3rd Batt. Infantry - Afterwards Company K, 37th Ga. Regt. (Infantry) - Georgia Volunteers C.S.A., April 27, 1861 - July 16, 1865 - Now Camp No. 159, U.C.V., Atlanta, Ga. - Photo taken April 26, 1911 (Memorial Day) - Souvenir Rome, GA., Reunion, September 20-21, 1911- (over)". On the back of the card is additional information about Captain Phelps. The card is approximately 5 1/2 inches by 3 7/8 inches. A red cord is attached to the top of the card.

A great statue of General Robert E. Lee. This statue is of Lee from just above his waist up. This statue is approximately 10 inches tall and 5 1/2 inches wide. The statue was created in 1972 by Taucla as noted on the base of the statue. A great Lee statue!

A great United Confederate Veteran item!!! A pin tray from the 1903 UCV National Reunion in New Orleans. The tray is an aluminum type metal tray. On the tray is Jefferson Davis, Winnie Davis, and Robert E. Lee. There is a battle flag and a third national flag surrounding the images. Written on the tray is "Souvenir of the National Reunion - New Orleans - May 19th to 22nd, 1903 0f Confederate Veterans". This tray is in great shape. Usually if you are lucky enough to find one of these trays the graphics are in poor condition. Don't miss this one!

Talk about hard to find! A pocket knife purchased at the 1915 United Confederate Veterans reunion held in Richmond, VA. This great knife is approximately 3 5/16 inches long. The handle looks like a celluloid or early plastic over the metal. On one side is a Confederate battle flag and "25th Reunion - U.C.V. - Richmond, VA." written on it. On the reverse side is "1865 - 1915" with shaking hands in an oval. There are two blades on this knife and appear to be in good shape.