Original U.S. Civil War 137th New York Infantry Star Pin-Back Corps Badge - Played Pivotal Role in Battle of Gettysburg British Edged Weapons In 1885 his father died

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

was assigned to the 210th Independent Infantry Brigade (Home) alongside other hostilities-only battalions

The wood work is quite nice

- Khaki Visor "Crush" Cap

This SS buckle offered in good but worn condition Stamped steel zinc coated and painted grey manufactured by Assmann & Söhne

Original U.S. Civil War 137th New York Infantry Star Pin-Back Corps Badge - Played Pivotal Role in Battle of Gettysburg British Edged Weapons In 1885 his father diedOriginal 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