A great ribbon from the famed Kentucky Orphan Brigade!  This ribbon is white in color and has red writing on it.  Written on the ribbon is "ORPHAN BRIGADE (C.S.A.) - 32nd Reunion - 54 Year at Harrodsburg, KY., Wednesday, September 8, 1915".  The ribbon is approximately 6 7/8 inches by 2 inches. 

A nice badge worn by members of the Army of Tennessee Camp No.2, New Orleans, Louisiana United Confederate Veterans camp.  The badge is two sided.  The side that is in great shape is the "In Memoriam" side.  This side is a black ribbon and in silver is written "In Memoriam - U.C.V. - Army of Tennessee - Louisiana Division - Camp, No. 2 - U.C.V. - New Orleans, LA.".  A gold type fringe is attached to the badge.  On the back side is the red camp ribbon.  Written in silver is "Army of Tennessee - Louisiana Division - Camp, No. 2 - U.C.V. - New Orleans, LA.".  A red and white ribbonin poor condition is attached to the red ribbon which is in good shape.  The celluloid drop is missing from this side.  The badge is approximately 9 1/2 inches by 2 3/8 inches.

A wonderful badge from the 1935 United Confederate Veteran Virginia state reunion held in Roanoke, Viriginia.  The hanger is a bronze type metal with "DELEGATE" written on it.  A red and white ribbon is attached to the hanger.  Written in gold on this ribbon is "45th Annual Reunion United Confederate Veterans - 40th Annual Reunion Sons of Confederate Veterans Virginia Div. - Roanoke, VA. - Oct. 15-16-17, 1935 ".  There are three Confederate glags in gold on th bottom of the ribbon.  This is a very crisp badge that just came available from a very old collection!

A very nice ribbon issued to a member of the Pickett-Buchanan Camp of Norfolk, Virginia.  The ribbon has a Confederate battle flag at the top and "Pickett-Buchanan Camp, C.V. - Norfolk, VA." written on the ribbon.  The ribbon is approximately 8 inches by 2 1/2 inches.  The ribbon is very crisp and was found in a book many years ago.  This just came out of a very old collection.  Don't miss this great ribbon!

A difficult badge to find from the 1924 United Confederate Veterans Georgia State reunion held in Thomasville, Georgia.  The hanger is a celluloid disk with three Confederate flags and "Souvenir" written on the celluloid.  A red, white, red ribbon is attached to the celluloid.  Written in silver on the ribbon is "32nd Annual Reunion - Georgia Division U.C.V. - Thomasville, GA - Oct. 2-5, 1924".  The badge was made by the St. Louis Button Co. as noted in the paper label in the celluloid.

A hard to find badge worn by a member of the Tige Anderson Camp, #1455 of Atlanta, Georgia. The ribbon is black and has "In Memoriam - Camp Tige Anderson - No. 1455 - U.C.V. - Atlanta, GA." written on it. This is part of the member's camp badge. On the reverse is a red, white, and blue partial ribbon with similar information on it. The In Memoriam badge was worn at funerals of fallen comrades.

A great and hard to find ribbon from the 1895 reunion of the Orphan Brigade. This reunion was haeld in Bowling Green, Kentucky. A Third National Confederate flag is prominently displayed in the middle of the ribbon. Written on the ribbon is "ORPHAN BRIGADE - 14th Reunion. ..September 26, 1895,.. Bowling Green, KY. ..COMRADE..". A great ribbon for a hard to find unit!

A great badge worn by a Delegate at the 1903 reunion of the Grand Camp of Virginia Confederate veterans. The hanger is a celluloid pinback with Confederate flags. Attached to the pinback is a ribbon. On the ribbon is "Delegate - 16th Annual Reunion of the Grand Camp Confederate Veterans of Virginia - Newport News, - 1903". There was a very small seperation at the top of the ribbon and the pinback. I put a small piece of archival tape to keep any further seperation from occuring. The seperation was probably an 1/4 of the width of the ribbon and just at the point it connected to the pinback.

A very hard to find badge from the 1937 Confederate veteran Virginia state reunion held in Norfolk, VA. The hanger is brass and has a place for a name. The ribbon that hangs from it has a Confederate battleflag and "47th Annual Reunin - Virginia Division - Confederate Veterans - Norfolk, VA. - Oct. 12-13, 1937 - Delegate". There weren't many of these guys left in 1937 and this one is a Delegate badge!

A great badge from the 1908 United Confederate Veterans reunion held in Monroe, Louisiana. This great celluloid badge has a "Souvenir" hanger and a round drop with a Confederate battle flag in the center. Written on the drop is "Annual Reunion - LA. Division - Monroe, Oct. 15-16, 1908 - UCV".

A great ribbon worn by participants at the 1894 unveiling of the Confederate Soldiers' & Sailors' Monument in Richmond, Virginia. The ribbon is approximately 6 7/8 inches by 2 1/2 inches. On the ribbon is the monument and two Confederate flags. Written on the ribbon is "Confederate Soldiers' & Sailors' Monument UNVEILING - Richmond, VA., May 30, 1894". A great ribbon!

A very hard to find badge worn by North Carolina veterans at their 1910 United Confederate Veteran's State reunion held in Norfolk, Virginia. It is very hard to find these badges without cracks or breaks. This wonderful badge has the Confederate battle flag and the First National flag on it. Under the flags are the Virginia and North Carolina state coat of arms. Under the coat of arms are two swords, a cannon tube, and an anchor. Written on the badge is "North Carolina State Reunion - UCV - Norfolk, VA. - September 6-7, 1910". The badge is approximately 2 inches by 3 9/16 inches. The celluloid badge was made by Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark, N.J. There is an ink mark on the back of the badge on the very bottom of the badge. This makes it look like a crack or break but it is only a mark. Don't miss this hard to find badge.

A really great badge from the 1921 Charlottesville, Virginia Confederate reunion. The hanger on this badge is an oval with an orange ring and "U.C.V." written on the hanger. The drop is made of celluloid and has crossed Confederate battle flags and Stonewall Jackson's monument. Written on the front of the drop is "Annual Encampment - Dept. of Virginia - Charlottesville, 1921". The flip side of the celluloid drop is a calendar for 1922. Most of these badges were used as calendars so you don't see a complete badge very often.

A very hard to find ribbon In Memorium to Fitzhugh Lee at his burial. This neat ribbon is black with gold writing. The ribbon is approximately 7 5/8 inches by 3 1/16 inches wide. On the ribbon written in gold is "R.E. Lee Camp No. 1 - United Sons of Confederate Veterans - In Memory of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee - May 4, 1905". There are some rents in this ribbon. This came out of a 30 year old collection we were lucky enough to buy. You don't see this ribbon very often!

A wonderful ribbon worn ba a veteran of the Army of Tennessee in 1912. This great ribbon is approximately 7 1/2 inches long and 2 11/16 inches wide. On the ribbon is the Army of the Tennessee, Louisiana Division badge. It has very nice color. Written on the bottom part of the badge is "35th Annual Reunion - Association of the ARMY of TENNESSEE - Louisiana Division - April 6th 1912 - New Orleans. It is interesting that they are meeting on the 50th anniversary of the battle of Shiloh! Buy this and the wonderful enameled lapel pin and start a great Army of the Tennessee collection!!