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VERY EARLY UNION 5TH CORPS VETERANS BADGE
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$350.00
Originally $450.00
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Item Code: 172-2371
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Crude stamped eagle with wings spread, mouth open and in the crouching position like he is ready to pounce. Below him are the letters “USA.” No pin on back. Suspended by a chain is a brass medallion serving as a frame for a silver 5th Corps badge on a blue field and the words “5 CORPS.” Back of medallion shows some rust and wear. A very early veterans badge in good condition. [ad][ph:L]
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