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ARTIFACT: Extremely rare 1944 Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) Reunion Representative Medal from Des Moines, Iowa. The medal is an eagle, wings spread clutching crossed artillery in its talons,...

ARTIFACT: This is a scarce 1902 UCV (United Confederate Veterans) reunion medal. Formed in 1889, the UCV was the Confederate answer to the Union's Grand Army of the Republic. The group's reunion that...

ARTIFACT: This is a nice, early Grand Army of the Republic medal from the 19th National Encampment at Portland, Maine. An eagle tops the medal and the medallion has a star design at center with...

ARTIFACT: Dusty, attic-fresh Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) Slouch Hat. This soft, wool felt slouch hat features a wreathed hat badge with the letters: "GAR" in the center and above the number:...

ARTIFACT: This is a nice, enameled lapel stud for the Union Veterans Union. The organization was formed in 1886 to promote further camaraderie between Union veterans of the Civil War that some felt...

ARTIFACT: Late 19th century Civil War Veteran badge for the 12th New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry in enameled sterling silver. The badge shows all three of the Corps the Regiment was attached to...

ARTIFACT: This is an 1896 badge for the United Confederate Veterans reunion in Richmond, Virginia. The badge shows the Confederate National flag and the battle flag crossed at center. VINTAGE: Circa...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1957 American Legion National Air Mail Roundup award wing. Originally termed the Aerial Roundup starting in 1933, the Legion's Air Mail Roundup was renamed in 1950, and was...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1938 Minneola, New York American Legion Nassau Police Post member badge. The small shield-shaped badge is numbered 1050 and has the original owner's name engraved on reverse...

ARTIFACT: This is an engraved 1924-1925 medal for the Hamilton, Massachusetts American Legion post commander. The medal reads AMERICAN LEGION U.S. with a star at center and the three bars read POST...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1950s or 1960s Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) "Life Member" lapel pin. The pin is gold-filled with red, white and blue enamel. VINTAGE: Circa 1950s-1960s...

ARTIFACT: This is an early lapel pin for the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States (VFW). Originally formed in 1899 under the name American Veterans of Foreign Service. The group's current...