New York State Military Museum and Veterans Research Center

106th Regiment NY Volunteer Infantry | Regimental Color | Civil War

Manufactured by Tiffany & Co. from New York City, the richly embroidered regimental color carried by the 106th Regiment NY Volunteer Infantry includes the Arms of the State of New York, complete with numeric designation in the upper ribbon, surrounded by …

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111th Regiment NY Volunteer Infantry | Guidon | Civil War

This silk swallowtail guidon, used as a marker to assist in battlefield maneuvers, conforms to the “stars and stripes” pattern described in General Order No. 4, Headquarters of the U.S. Army, dated January 18, 1862. Deposited into the collection in July 1…

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114th Regiment NY Volunteer Infantry | National Color | Civil War

Approximately 40-50% of this silk national color carried by the 114th Regiment NY Volunteer Infantry is lost, mainly from the lower fly quadrant and canton. Fortunately, portions of two painted battle honors remain - Bisland, Louisiana, April 12-13, 1863,…

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115th Regiment NY Volunteer Infantry | Camp Colors | Civil War

Printed wool camp colors in the US national pattern as prescribed in General Order No. 4, Headquarters of the U.S. Army, dated 18 January 1862. These early-war camp colors include 34 white stars in five horizontal rows. When constructed, the wool was roll…

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117th Regiment NY Volunteer Infantry | Guidons | Civil War

The NYS Battle Flag Collection includes two silk swallowtail guidons carried by the 117th Regiment New York Volunteer Infantry. Each guidon conforms to the “stars and stripes” pattern prescribed in General Order No. 4, dated January 18, 1862. Both guidons…

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Company H, 119th Regiment NY Volunteer Infantry | National Color | Civil War

Made by women from Hempstead, Long Island and reportedly received by Company H in the fall of 1862 while on duty near Washington, D.C., this silk national color includes 34 appliquéd stars in the canton. The stars are arranged in a star pattern sometimes …

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119th Regiment NY Volunteer Infantry | Regimental Color | Civil War

Late in the afternoon of September 5, 1862, the 119th New York Volunteers assembled outside regimental surgeon Dr. Charles Brueninghausen’s residence in New York City and received a stand of colors including the Regimental Color seen here. Made by Ball, B…

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121st Regiment NY Volunteer Infantry | National Color | Civil War

Approximately 85% of this national color carried by the 121st Regiment NY Volunteer Infantry is missing. Portions of two battle honors, Salem Church (May 3-4, 1863) and Rappahannock Station (November 7, 1863), are visible on the four stripes below the can…

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569th Field Artillery

569 FA 1955-1959 fr 369 AAA to 369 FA

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580th Transportation Squadron

Auburn, New York - 1980's. No DUI

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