REBEL DIXIE CIVIL WAR DOG TAG DOGTAG REENACTOR ID

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CONFEDERATE REPRODUCTION CIVIL WAR DOG TAG Authentic Replica of the Great Seal of the "CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA" LIMITED ISSUE - MACHINE ENGRAVED IN YOUR CHOICE OF LETTERING - Sorry, but we just carry Confederate "I.D. Tags ". " Buy Now" - The grand seal of the Confederacy with your own personal or reenactor information engraved on the reverse. This is just like some of the soldiers wore back in 1862. You might elect to have it engraved in honor of your Confederate Ancestor with a permanent record of his military service to the South during the War for Southern Independence. In fact, you can have it engraved any way you choose. Engraving is always included in the price at Fort Dixie. You might also elect to have your current reenactor information engrave with name, rank, company and regiment . It's totally up to you. This brightly struck brass Confederate seal is drilled and attached with a 27" stainless steel chain and clasp. It's a true soldiers item so don't be afraid to wear it proudly anyw you go. Ask about our 21" chains, just in case you would want to purchase one or two for your younger children. Remember, paper family records of your ancestors military service can fade, burn, or rot, but engravings in brass will last throughout the ages . This pendant is an true replica of the 1862 Seal of the Confederate States of America. Keep the South Close to your heart! A limited number of these I.D. Pendants are available for sale - You won't find these anyw else but at FortDixie, so order today while the current supply lasts. Model L-27 I.D. Tag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 25.00 Brass pendant drilled with 27" stainless chain, and clasp. Machine engraved with up to 4 lines and up to 50 letters. Great Christmas Gifts for yourself or for family. Order today - After ordering, you will be contacted by E-Mail to give Name , rank , company , regimen t or any other information you wish engraved on coin. Fast delivery for the Christmas Holidays questions: Fort Dixie Inc Civil War I.D. Tags "A little History" Imagine going into battle fearing that your loved ones might never learn of your fate. Civil War soldiers had that worry because they were not provided "dog tags" by the U.S. or Confederate governments. Pragmatic men prepared for the possibility that they might be wounded or die in battle by providing their own means of identification. Some soldiers stenciled their names and the name or their regiments on the equipment they used while countless other men were identified by the notebooks, diaries and letters they carried in their pockets. The most foresighted troops purchased identification products from private companies before leaving home. Many popular magazines of the day carried advertisements for ornate gold and silver pins that could be worn on a man's coat. A more popular and less expensive alternative was to purchase brass or lead tags from enterprising sutlers who plied their wares at the theater of war. Similar to the tags used in World War I and the early part of World War II, these markers had a hole in the top for attaching a string or steel chain that could be worn around the neck. Sutlers, who set up shops in roadside tents, hand stamped, or hand engraved the soldiers personal information on the disks for a small fee. Now you can own a Southern replica of these disks to identify your Southern ancestors or you and your re-enactment regiment. read more

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