8 1/4 x 11, imprinted form, filled out in ink. May 10, 1903. To the United Daughters of the Confederacy: The undersigned, residing at Washington, N.C., who is an Ex-Confederate Soldier and a member of Camp No. 424, U.C.V., hereby, at your request, presents this Certificate of Eligibilty for a Confederate Cross of Honor. He entered the service of the Confederate States on 1 day of Sept. 1861, as a private in Company B, of the 40th Regiment of N.C. Volunteers, C.S.A., and was at that time a resident of Old Ford, Beaufort Co., N.C. He was honorably...  

Stars and Bars pattern United Confederate Veterans flag with one very large star and the letters VA sewn on in the blue canton. This early machine sewn example measures 36 inches wide x 22 inches high. The single white stripe, star, letters VA, and the left edge have all aged to a nice tan/butternut color. The red stripes are still very vibrant, and the blue canton retains its dark blue color. Very fine. Extremely desirable Virginia U.C.V. flag.

Bust view of General Robert E. Lee in Confederate uniform on obverse with his name and rank printed above. Manufacturer's imprint on the reverse, The Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark, N.J. Patented July 17, 1894, April 14, 1896, and July 21, 1896. Complete with the original straight pin fastener. Measures 3/4 x 3/4. Excellent.