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Lot 424

[CIVIL WAR]. Sheridan Cavalry Corps badge.

Sale 1046 - American Historical Ephemera and Photography Featuring the Civil War and American Militaria Collection of Bruce B. Hermann

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[CIVIL WAR]. Sheridan Cavalry Corps badge.

Approx. 1 9/16 x 1 5/16 in. cloisonné enamel and metal badge (some enamel loss, tarnish).

Pale blue enamel oval surmounted by crossed sabers.

The Civil War and American Militaria Collection of Bruce B. Hermann

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