Organized on February 6, 1868: “To perpetuate the memory of the fortunes and achievements of the Army of the Cumberland." The major features of this medal are the Star represents the 11th and 12th Corps of the Army of the Potomac, which were incorporated into the 20th Corps,...[more]

Organized on July 5-6, 1869, “The object of this Society shall be to cherish the memories and associations of the Army of the Potomac.” Crossed swords and crossed cannons represent the Cavalry and Artillery. Clockwise around the star, and beginning at the 12 o’clock position,...[more]

Organized in April, 1865 To keep alive that kindly and cordial feeling which has been one of the characteristics of this army during its career in the service." The major features of this medal are the “40 Rounds” cartridge box representing the 15th Corps, the Arrow...[more]

The major feature of this extremely detailed badge are the meticulously recreated crossed Cavalry Sabers embedded on a blue enameled face, surrounded by a sunburst! This same badge can be seen on monuments throughout the Gettysburg Battle Field. The overall length of the...[more]

The major features of this extremely detailed medal are the meticulously recreated Spencer Carbine and the Cavalry Pennant with crossed Cavalry Sabers on a blood red enameled face covering a herringbone background. The overall length of the beautiful, high quality medal is...[more]

The Kearny Medal of Honor was a military decoration of the United States Army, which was first established in 1862 during the opening year of the American Civil War. The original decoration was known as the Kearny Medal and was adopted as an unofficial medal by the officers...[more]

This medal was created after the war by the veterans of the 1st through 15th Pennsylvania Reserves (they were later designated the 30th through 44th Pennsylvania Volunteers. The 13th Pennsylvania Reserves (42nd Pennsylvania Volunteers) was additionally named the 1st...[more]

Designed by Brigadier General George A. Custer, the medal is constructed of gold-tone brass with a blue enamel trim featuring a single gold brigadier's star with the Maltese cross. Cast into the center of the Maltese cross is the name "Custer" and at the bottom is the Latin...[more]