An Extraordinary Collection of Reunion Badges For the New York 7th Heavy Artillery

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Raynor's Spring Americana Auction Prt 2

By Raynor's Historical Collectible Auctions

Mar 1, 2026

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Fascinating Americana Auction offering item in all periods of American history., from colonial through WWII. The items are offered as Autographs, Broadsides, Civil Wat Relics, Civil War Diaries, Confederate items. Political, Presidential, 20th Century Israel, Early Sports. Raynor's Historical Collectible Auctions bob@hcaauctions.com

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  Albany County Regiment; Seymour Guard. (Three Years) Col. Lewis O. Morris received, August 1, 1862, authority to recruit a regiment in the, then, 13th Senatorial district of the State. August 19, 1862, the regiment was designated the 113th Regiment of Infantry. It was organized at Albany and there mustered in the service of the United States for three years August 18, 1862. It was converted, December 10, 1862, into an artillery regiment, and December 19, 1862, designated the 7th Regiment of Artillery.7th NY Heavy Artillery, one of Fox’s 300 fighting regiments and the Union regiment with the fifth highest casualties overall (291 officers and men KIAThe first nine in the collection are all manufactured the same. The top brass pin badge hangs the American Flag from which dangles the celluloid 1-1/2” badge. All the backs are the same, text in blue defines the Reunion date. Then a Large Red Shamrock which although was unofficial, it was seen on the vets. The Fronts all have an image of one of the soldiers in the 7th, with his name printed below his image.1. October 24, 1900, Colonel Lewis O(wen) Morris, was Killed on 6/4/1864 at Cold Harbor, VA. by a sharpshooter.2. October 28, 1903, Colonel Edward A. Springsteed, was Killed on 8/25/1864 at Reams' Station, VA3. October 24, 1907, Captain Geo. H. Treadwell, was discharged on 12/10/18644. October 15, 1908, Surgeon Geo. H. Newcomb, mustered Out on 6/16/1865 at Ft Federal Hill, Baltimore, MD5. October 4, 1909, Major Daniel O’Brien, Wounded in right wrist, left leg & arm, and POW 8/25/1864 Reams' Station, VA., Released 9/15/1864 Libby Prison, Richmond, VA. Discharged disability on 2/15/1865 at Albany, NY.6. October 4, 1909, DUPLICATE of Major Daniel O’Brien, ABOVE7. August 19, 1912, Captain Morton Havens, Wounded 6/16/1864 Petersburg, VA. Wounded gunshot wound of face, loss left eye. 11/11/1864, he transferred into Veteran Reserve Corps "Not Stated".8. August 19, 1909 DUPLICATE of Captain Morton Havens ABOVE9. August 19, 1918, Dr. A. B. Huested (Heusted in the records) Asst Surgeon 3/25/186410. Fiftyieth Renion of Gettysburg: Two piece dangler, top shows the Union and Confederate Soldiers shaking hands, 1863-1913, New York Gettysburg, from which hangs the profiles of Meade and Lee.
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