diggervance
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I found this badge made by J. K. DAVISON," a Philadelphia jeweler. Can anyone help I.D. what it might have been used for.
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Need Help with military badge
- Thread starter diggervance
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Couldn't find the other forum post. Score one for Eliteuser. It appears to be a generic version of a GAR reunion "badge worn by Union veterans and Grand Army of the Republic members ..............The hanger of the badge has a cannon tube, crossed muskets, a saber, cannon balls, and laurel leaves." The ribbon may have had the date and location.
http://veteransattic.com/cgi-bin/Display_Item.asp?2074
http://veteransattic.com/cgi-bin/Display_Item.asp?2074
Very Cool Find! Thanks for sharing that, now I can finally get some sleep!!! LOL
coast40 said:Couldn't find the other forum post. Score one for Eliteuser. It appears to be a generic version of a GAR reunion "badge worn by Union veterans and Grand Army of the Republic members ..............The hanger of the badge has a cannon tube, crossed muskets, a saber, cannon balls, and laurel leaves." The ribbon may have had the date and location.
http://veteransattic.com/cgi-bin/Display_Item.asp?2074