[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 29 GAR medals and ribbons associated with the Battle of Gettysburg, including:

1893 "Veteran Gettysburg" ribbon. -- 1909 Gettysburg "Representative" medal. -- 1913 Gettysburg medal marking 50th Anniversary, with images of Meade and Lee. -- 1938 75th Anniversary pin plus ribbon and anchor. -- Gettysburg "Veteran" medal dedicated to Generals Doubleday and Robinson. -- 1902 Gettysburg "New York Veteran" medal dedicated to General Slocum. -- 1913 "Ohio Survivors of the Battle of Gettysburg" medal. -- 1913 Gettysburg Reunion medal "Honor the Brave." -- 1893 Gettysburg Veterans medal stating "New York Day Dedication of State Monument at Gettysburg" with ribbon. -- 1889 Gettysburg "Pennsylvania Day" medal. -- Abraham Lincoln / Gettysburg medal. -- "Pennsylvania State Memorial" at Gettysburg pin with rosette holder. -- Maj. Gen. G.K. Warren 1864 medal. -- 1907 Gettysburg Veterans medal "Dedication of Bronze Statue of Gen. Greene." -- 1913 New York Gettysburg 2-piece medal with Meade and Lee images. -- 50th Anniversary Souvenir medal with ribbon. -- 1889 "In Memory of Our Noble Dead" medal. -- GAR medal stating "Peace Eternal in a Nation United," with images of Lee and Meade, image of Lincoln on reverse side. -- SVUSA Delegate 1913 Gettysburg medal. -- 1913 Veteran of the Civil War" ribbon with 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg medal attached. -- 35th Annual Encampment - 1901 Gettysburg medal and ribbon. -- Coin dedicated to the Eternal Light Peace Monument at Gettysburg. -- 75th Anniversary Souvenir medal, 1938. -- 1910 coin dedicated to Meade, stating on reverse side, "Pennsylvania's Tribute to her Heroic Sons," and an image of the Pennsylvania monument. -- Centennial boxed coin for the Gettysburg address. -- 1913 Gettysburg medal with Gen. Meade image. -- 50th Anniversary medal of the 126th Regiment of the New York State Volunteers with New York monument image. -- 1938 pair of Gettysburg coins.

Together, 29 items. Ribbons and medals approx. 6 in. long or smaller. Round medals and tokens approx. 3 in. dia. or smaller. Condition generally good to very good. Some medals with tarnish, edge wear. Some soiling and fraying to ribbons.