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A Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st. Div. Batt. S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michi
A Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st. Div. Batt. S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michi
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Guns International #: 102673127
Seller's Inventory #: VC-COLL1
Category - Collectibles - Civil War
- Military Collectible US
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Seller: Civil War Toys
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First Name: vincent
Last Name: caponi
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Zip: 11565
Country: United States
Phone: (516) 353-3250
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A Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st. Div. Batt. S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michi
Description:
A Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st Div. Batt., S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michigan, V.V. Infantry" In Excellent Original And Untouched Condition. All original and complete. The rare badge is completely engraved on all parts front and back. There are a total of 16 battles engraved on it. The battles engraved on the rear include are the "Yorktown VA, Hanover Court House, VA, Chickahominy VA, Malvern Hill, VA, Chancecllorsvills VA, Fredericks Va' Antietam), Middleburg VA, Gettysburg PA. Wilderence, VA, Bethseda Church VA, Petersburg VA, Hatchers Run, Peebles Farm. and on the front of it the Weldon Rail Road. The Fine presentations are beautifully done. The front of the medal is engraved on the middle bar, "R. W. Jacklin". The parts of the Maltese Cross is engraved on each panel. They read the following going left to right, "CAPT. & BVT. MAJOR/CO. D. 16TH MICH./VV INFTY." then "COMMANDING/1ST. DIV" then "3R BRIGADE" than "BATT. SHARP/SHOOTERS. The ladder badge measures 4-1/4 inched in length, and is 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 inches wide. The top of the badge has a beautiful turned head eagle with a 33 Star American Flag behind it.
Major Jacklin has fantastic history in the civil war. He enlisted on 2/1/1862 as a 1st Sergeant and mustered in to "Dygert's Co. MI, Sharpshooters" who were part of the 16th Michigan Infantry. He rose through the ranks to 2nd Lieut. 5/18/1862, then 1st Lieut. 11/1/1862, then Capt. Co. D 6/22/1864, then Major 3/13/1865 by Brevet, then Major 5/8/1865.
He was a POW on 5/8/1864 at Laurel Hill, VA. On 5/9/1864 He was re-captured by Genl. Custer's Brigade, & returned to duty on 5/24/1864. His regiment was involved in a total of 105 battles an skirmishes including the major ones listed above. The 16th Michigan Infantry had 235 men and 12 officers killed or mortally wounded in their service.
This Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st Div. Batt., S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michigan, V.V. Infantry" Is One of The Finest Ones I Have Ever Seen And Is In Its Original Leather Bound Case With A Dark Blue Lining. This Wonderful Gold Civil War Inscribed Ladder Badge Would Definitly Be The Center Of Any Fine Collection!
SOLD
Description:
A Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st Div. Batt., S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michigan, V.V. Infantry" In Excellent Original And Untouched Condition. All original and complete. The rare badge is completely engraved on all parts front and back. There are a total of 16 battles engraved on it. The battles engraved on the rear include are the "Yorktown VA, Hanover Court House, VA, Chickahominy VA, Malvern Hill, VA, Chancecllorsvills VA, Fredericks Va' Antietam), Middleburg VA, Gettysburg PA. Wilderence, VA, Bethseda Church VA, Petersburg VA, Hatchers Run, Peebles Farm. and on the front of it the Weldon Rail Road. The Fine presentations are beautifully done. The front of the medal is engraved on the middle bar, "R. W. Jacklin". The parts of the Maltese Cross is engraved on each panel. They read the following going left to right, "CAPT. & BVT. MAJOR/CO. D. 16TH MICH./VV INFTY." then "COMMANDING/1ST. DIV" then "3R BRIGADE" than "BATT. SHARP/SHOOTERS. The ladder badge measures 4-1/4 inched in length, and is 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 inches wide. The top of the badge has a beautiful turned head eagle with a 33 Star American Flag behind it.
Major Jacklin has fantastic history in the civil war. He enlisted on 2/1/1862 as a 1st Sergeant and mustered in to "Dygert's Co. MI, Sharpshooters" who were part of the 16th Michigan Infantry. He rose through the ranks to 2nd Lieut. 5/18/1862, then 1st Lieut. 11/1/1862, then Capt. Co. D 6/22/1864, then Major 3/13/1865 by Brevet, then Major 5/8/1865.
He was a POW on 5/8/1864 at Laurel Hill, VA. On 5/9/1864 He was re-captured by Genl. Custer's Brigade, & returned to duty on 5/24/1864. His regiment was involved in a total of 105 battles an skirmishes including the major ones listed above. The 16th Michigan Infantry had 235 men and 12 officers killed or mortally wounded in their service.
This Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st Div. Batt., S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michigan, V.V. Infantry" Is One of The Finest Ones I Have Ever Seen And Is In Its Original Leather Bound Case With A Dark Blue Lining. This Wonderful Gold Civil War Inscribed Ladder Badge Would Definitly Be The Center Of Any Fine Collection!
SOLD
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Guns International #: 102673127
Category - Collectibles - Civil War
- Military Collectible US
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please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Civil War Toys
Member Since: 5/30/19
First Name: vincent
Last Name: caponi
State:
New York
Zip: 11565
Country: United States
Phone: (516) 353-3250
Premium Seller
Active Listings: 37
Total Listings: 780
Seller Type:Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Checks, Credit Cards, PayPal
A Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st. Div. Batt. S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michi
Description: A Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st Div. Batt., S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michigan, V.V. Infantry" In Excellent Original And Untouched Condition. All original and complete. The rare badge is completely engraved on all parts front and back. There are a total of 16 battles engraved on it. The battles engraved on the rear include are the "Yorktown VA, Hanover Court House, VA, Chickahominy VA, Malvern Hill, VA, Chancecllorsvills VA, Fredericks Va' Antietam), Middleburg VA, Gettysburg PA. Wilderence, VA, Bethseda Church VA, Petersburg VA, Hatchers Run, Peebles Farm. and on the front of it the Weldon Rail Road. The Fine presentations are beautifully done. The front of the medal is engraved on the middle bar, "R. W. Jacklin". The parts of the Maltese Cross is engraved on each panel. They read the following going left to right, "CAPT. & BVT. MAJOR/CO. D. 16TH MICH./VV INFTY." then "COMMANDING/1ST. DIV" then "3R BRIGADE" than "BATT. SHARP/SHOOTERS. The ladder badge measures 4-1/4 inched in length, and is 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 inches wide. The top of the badge has a beautiful turned head eagle with a 33 Star American Flag behind it. Major Jacklin has fantastic history in the civil war. He enlisted on 2/1/1862 as a 1st Sergeant and mustered in to "Dygert's Co. MI, Sharpshooters" who were part of the 16th Michigan Infantry. He rose through the ranks to 2nd Lieut. 5/18/1862, then 1st Lieut. 11/1/1862, then Capt. Co. D 6/22/1864, then Major 3/13/1865 by Brevet, then Major 5/8/1865. He was a POW on 5/8/1864 at Laurel Hill, VA. On 5/9/1864 He was re-captured by Genl. Custer's Brigade, & returned to duty on 5/24/1864. His regiment was involved in a total of 105 battles an skirmishes including the major ones listed above. The 16th Michigan Infantry had 235 men and 12 officers killed or mortally wounded in their service. This Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st Div. Batt., S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michigan, V.V. Infantry" Is One of The Finest Ones I Have Ever Seen And Is In Its Original Leather Bound Case With A Dark Blue Lining. This Wonderful Gold Civil War Inscribed Ladder Badge Would Definitly Be The Center Of Any Fine Collection! SOLD |
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Guns International #: 102673127
Seller's Inventory #: VC-COLL1
Category - Collectibles - Civil War
- Military Collectible US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Civil War Toys
Member Since: 5/30/19
First Name: vincent
Last Name: caponi
State:
New York
Zip: 11565
Country: United States
Phone: (516) 353-3250
Premium Seller
Active Listings: 37
Total Listings: 780
Seller Type:Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Checks, Credit Cards, PayPal
A Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st. Div. Batt. S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michi
Description:
A Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st Div. Batt., S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michigan, V.V. Infantry" In Excellent Original And Untouched Condition. All original and complete. The rare badge is completely engraved on all parts front and back. There are a total of 16 battles engraved on it. The battles engraved on the rear include are the "Yorktown VA, Hanover Court House, VA, Chickahominy VA, Malvern Hill, VA, Chancecllorsvills VA, Fredericks Va' Antietam), Middleburg VA, Gettysburg PA. Wilderence, VA, Bethseda Church VA, Petersburg VA, Hatchers Run, Peebles Farm. and on the front of it the Weldon Rail Road. The Fine presentations are beautifully done. The front of the medal is engraved on the middle bar, "R. W. Jacklin". The parts of the Maltese Cross is engraved on each panel. They read the following going left to right, "CAPT. & BVT. MAJOR/CO. D. 16TH MICH./VV INFTY." then "COMMANDING/1ST. DIV" then "3R BRIGADE" than "BATT. SHARP/SHOOTERS. The ladder badge measures 4-1/4 inched in length, and is 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 inches wide. The top of the badge has a beautiful turned head eagle with a 33 Star American Flag behind it.
Major Jacklin has fantastic history in the civil war. He enlisted on 2/1/1862 as a 1st Sergeant and mustered in to "Dygert's Co. MI, Sharpshooters" who were part of the 16th Michigan Infantry. He rose through the ranks to 2nd Lieut. 5/18/1862, then 1st Lieut. 11/1/1862, then Capt. Co. D 6/22/1864, then Major 3/13/1865 by Brevet, then Major 5/8/1865.
He was a POW on 5/8/1864 at Laurel Hill, VA. On 5/9/1864 He was re-captured by Genl. Custer's Brigade, & returned to duty on 5/24/1864. His regiment was involved in a total of 105 battles an skirmishes including the major ones listed above. The 16th Michigan Infantry had 235 men and 12 officers killed or mortally wounded in their service.
This Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st Div. Batt., S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michigan, V.V. Infantry" Is One of The Finest Ones I Have Ever Seen And Is In Its Original Leather Bound Case With A Dark Blue Lining. This Wonderful Gold Civil War Inscribed Ladder Badge Would Definitly Be The Center Of Any Fine Collection!
SOLD
Description:
A Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st Div. Batt., S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michigan, V.V. Infantry" In Excellent Original And Untouched Condition. All original and complete. The rare badge is completely engraved on all parts front and back. There are a total of 16 battles engraved on it. The battles engraved on the rear include are the "Yorktown VA, Hanover Court House, VA, Chickahominy VA, Malvern Hill, VA, Chancecllorsvills VA, Fredericks Va' Antietam), Middleburg VA, Gettysburg PA. Wilderence, VA, Bethseda Church VA, Petersburg VA, Hatchers Run, Peebles Farm. and on the front of it the Weldon Rail Road. The Fine presentations are beautifully done. The front of the medal is engraved on the middle bar, "R. W. Jacklin". The parts of the Maltese Cross is engraved on each panel. They read the following going left to right, "CAPT. & BVT. MAJOR/CO. D. 16TH MICH./VV INFTY." then "COMMANDING/1ST. DIV" then "3R BRIGADE" than "BATT. SHARP/SHOOTERS. The ladder badge measures 4-1/4 inched in length, and is 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 inches wide. The top of the badge has a beautiful turned head eagle with a 33 Star American Flag behind it.
Major Jacklin has fantastic history in the civil war. He enlisted on 2/1/1862 as a 1st Sergeant and mustered in to "Dygert's Co. MI, Sharpshooters" who were part of the 16th Michigan Infantry. He rose through the ranks to 2nd Lieut. 5/18/1862, then 1st Lieut. 11/1/1862, then Capt. Co. D 6/22/1864, then Major 3/13/1865 by Brevet, then Major 5/8/1865.
He was a POW on 5/8/1864 at Laurel Hill, VA. On 5/9/1864 He was re-captured by Genl. Custer's Brigade, & returned to duty on 5/24/1864. His regiment was involved in a total of 105 battles an skirmishes including the major ones listed above. The 16th Michigan Infantry had 235 men and 12 officers killed or mortally wounded in their service.
This Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st Div. Batt., S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michigan, V.V. Infantry" Is One of The Finest Ones I Have Ever Seen And Is In Its Original Leather Bound Case With A Dark Blue Lining. This Wonderful Gold Civil War Inscribed Ladder Badge Would Definitly Be The Center Of Any Fine Collection!
SOLD
Guns International #: 102673127
Seller's Inventory #: VC-COLL1
Guns International #: 102673127
Seller's Inventory #: VC-COLL1
Category - Collectibles - Civil War
- Military Collectible US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Civil War Toys
Member Since: 5/30/19
First Name: vincent
Last Name: caponi
State:
New York
Zip: 11565
Country: United States
Phone: (516) 353-3250
Premium Seller
Active Listings: 37
Total Listings: 780
Seller Type:Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Checks, Credit Cards, PayPal
A Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st. Div. Batt. S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michi
Description:
A Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st Div. Batt., S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michigan, V.V. Infantry" In Excellent Original And Untouched Condition. All original and complete. The rare badge is completely engraved on all parts front and back. There are a total of 16 battles engraved on it. The battles engraved on the rear include are the "Yorktown VA, Hanover Court House, VA, Chickahominy VA, Malvern Hill, VA, Chancecllorsvills VA, Fredericks Va' Antietam), Middleburg VA, Gettysburg PA. Wilderence, VA, Bethseda Church VA, Petersburg VA, Hatchers Run, Peebles Farm. and on the front of it the Weldon Rail Road. The Fine presentations are beautifully done. The front of the medal is engraved on the middle bar, "R. W. Jacklin". The parts of the Maltese Cross is engraved on each panel. They read the following going left to right, "CAPT. & BVT. MAJOR/CO. D. 16TH MICH./VV INFTY." then "COMMANDING/1ST. DIV" then "3R BRIGADE" than "BATT. SHARP/SHOOTERS. The ladder badge measures 4-1/4 inched in length, and is 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 inches wide. The top of the badge has a beautiful turned head eagle with a 33 Star American Flag behind it.
Major Jacklin has fantastic history in the civil war. He enlisted on 2/1/1862 as a 1st Sergeant and mustered in to "Dygert's Co. MI, Sharpshooters" who were part of the 16th Michigan Infantry. He rose through the ranks to 2nd Lieut. 5/18/1862, then 1st Lieut. 11/1/1862, then Capt. Co. D 6/22/1864, then Major 3/13/1865 by Brevet, then Major 5/8/1865.
He was a POW on 5/8/1864 at Laurel Hill, VA. On 5/9/1864 He was re-captured by Genl. Custer's Brigade, & returned to duty on 5/24/1864. His regiment was involved in a total of 105 battles an skirmishes including the major ones listed above. The 16th Michigan Infantry had 235 men and 12 officers killed or mortally wounded in their service.
This Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st Div. Batt., S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michigan, V.V. Infantry" Is One of The Finest Ones I Have Ever Seen And Is In Its Original Leather Bound Case With A Dark Blue Lining. This Wonderful Gold Civil War Inscribed Ladder Badge Would Definitly Be The Center Of Any Fine Collection!
SOLD
Description:
A Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st Div. Batt., S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michigan, V.V. Infantry" In Excellent Original And Untouched Condition. All original and complete. The rare badge is completely engraved on all parts front and back. There are a total of 16 battles engraved on it. The battles engraved on the rear include are the "Yorktown VA, Hanover Court House, VA, Chickahominy VA, Malvern Hill, VA, Chancecllorsvills VA, Fredericks Va' Antietam), Middleburg VA, Gettysburg PA. Wilderence, VA, Bethseda Church VA, Petersburg VA, Hatchers Run, Peebles Farm. and on the front of it the Weldon Rail Road. The Fine presentations are beautifully done. The front of the medal is engraved on the middle bar, "R. W. Jacklin". The parts of the Maltese Cross is engraved on each panel. They read the following going left to right, "CAPT. & BVT. MAJOR/CO. D. 16TH MICH./VV INFTY." then "COMMANDING/1ST. DIV" then "3R BRIGADE" than "BATT. SHARP/SHOOTERS. The ladder badge measures 4-1/4 inched in length, and is 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 inches wide. The top of the badge has a beautiful turned head eagle with a 33 Star American Flag behind it.
Major Jacklin has fantastic history in the civil war. He enlisted on 2/1/1862 as a 1st Sergeant and mustered in to "Dygert's Co. MI, Sharpshooters" who were part of the 16th Michigan Infantry. He rose through the ranks to 2nd Lieut. 5/18/1862, then 1st Lieut. 11/1/1862, then Capt. Co. D 6/22/1864, then Major 3/13/1865 by Brevet, then Major 5/8/1865.
He was a POW on 5/8/1864 at Laurel Hill, VA. On 5/9/1864 He was re-captured by Genl. Custer's Brigade, & returned to duty on 5/24/1864. His regiment was involved in a total of 105 battles an skirmishes including the major ones listed above. The 16th Michigan Infantry had 235 men and 12 officers killed or mortally wounded in their service.
This Very Rare & Exquisite Civil War Gold Ladder Badge Presented To "Major Rufus W. Jacklin" From "1st Div. Batt., S.S., (Sharp Shooters)", & "16th Michigan, V.V. Infantry" Is One of The Finest Ones I Have Ever Seen And Is In Its Original Leather Bound Case With A Dark Blue Lining. This Wonderful Gold Civil War Inscribed Ladder Badge Would Definitly Be The Center Of Any Fine Collection!
SOLD
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