Original U.S. Civil War 137th New York Infantry Star Pin-Back Corps Badge - Played Pivotal Role in Battle of Gettysburg British Edged Weapons operating and safeguarding the India-China

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Lieutenant Colonel Kinnard

The wood work is quite nice

In 1885 his father died and he succeeded to become the FOURTH EARL ERNE

which shows a lovely red brown color and grain grain

Original U.S. Civil War 137th New York Infantry Star Pin-Back Corps Badge - Played Pivotal Role in Battle of Gettysburg British Edged Weapons operating and safeguarding the India-ChinaOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very scarce Civil War Corps pin badge for the 137th New York Infantry Regiment, which played a pivotal role in the Battle of Gettysburg. This example could have been worn on a cap but also couldve been worn on a shell jacket or uniform. The badge is a star and has a pin back, reading 137th S. N. Y.. The badge measures 1 x 1. Corps badges in the American Civil War were originally worn by soldiers of the