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04-30-2019, 09:12 PM
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I collect Confederate Civil War artifacts. Rare, as the CSA produced fewer items than their northern counterparts, and much more of it was destroyed during/after the war. There is also a big market for GAR encampment ribbons and medals. Lately I’ve been adding signatures of Union generals which still sell surprisingly cheap (in part because the Union had many generals at various levels)
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