Insignia

The following are for sale and are lifetime guaranteed.  For a more detailed picture and description, just double click the thumbnail.   E-mail me at reunion@cox.net with questions or to order.

For Sale
	Confederate Buttons.  We currently have over 50 dug and non-dug Confederate buttons.  Feel free to email me with your wish list. (click icon to view)
	Shoulder Straps (pair).  Second lieutenant of infantry insignia.  These the early small size.  Measure 3 3/4 X 1 1/4 inches.	$	220
	Lieutenant Colonel Shoulder Straps.  Small (1 1/8 X 3") pre-war size. Also used as Medical rank insignia. Bias stitching is gone.	$	850
	Infantry Horn Hat/Cap Bullion Insignia.  Classic device in very good condition.  Guaranteed an original.	$	350
	False Embroidered Artillery Hat/Cap Insignia.  Mounting wires intact, wonderful patina.	$	300
	Civil War accoutrement plates from the George Keggereis collection.  Your chance to own a plate from one of the most prestigious collections extant.  George was one of the major contributors to McDonnell and Campbell's US Military Belt Plates, the authoritative reference on 19th century plates. The following are in fine condition as shown.  Provenance is guaranteed for life.
	Keggereis Eagle Box Plate.  Regulation pattern.	$	250
	Keggereis Oval Box Plate.  Wide Serif US variation.	$	285
	Keggereis Eagle Officer's Sword Belt Plate.  Cast brass version with integral wreath, commonly associated with officers.  Narrow tongue.	$	375
	Keggereis Eagle Officer's Sword Belt Plate.  Cast brass version with integral wreath, commonly associated with officers.  Medium width tongue.	$	375
	Keggereis New York Militia Officer's Sword Belt Plate.  Stamped brass version.	$	700
	Eagle Breast Plate.  Nice, non-dug example of the regulation shoulder strap plate with both loops.	$	180
	Eagle Breast Plate.  This was from the estate of a life-long, third generation resident of Rude's Hill on the New Market battlefield.  Great patina with one loop.	$	150
	US Oval Belt Plate.  Early stud pattern example from the estate of a life-long, third generation resident of Rude's Hill on the New Market battlefield.  Great patina.	$	350