A HISTORY OF THE CIVIL WAR, 1861-65 and the Causes that Led up to the Great Conflict and a chronological summary and of every engagement between the Troops of the Union and of the Confederacy, showing the total losses and casualties together with war maps off the localities . . . Illustrated with photographic reproductions of the Official War Photographs  Mathew B. Brady, 

Great condition on this real photo postcard which shows the Tennessee banner in the street parade.  Not mailed.

This is an inch and a quarter button in good condition

This brochure was made by the railroad company, hoping to entice people to come to the Twenty-Second United Confederate Reunion in 1912.  Tear on the cover at the bottom, otherwise good condition.

Not mailed with one light corner crease on top right

Here is some information on this rare ribbon that I found on-line. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confederate_Survivors_Association

clean, unmailed condition

This badge would have been for the attendees at the Reunion.  It is tin not brnoze and is missing the pin.  It pictures Robert E Lee.

Beautiful condition on the badge as can be seen in the scan.  Whitehead and Hoag mark on the back.  Measures   

These state reunion items are scarce so it can be forgiven that there are some condition problems.  The button measures one and three fourth inches.  Bastian Brothers on the rim. There is heavy and lighter foxing along the rim, creeping into the face of the button on the left hand side. One puncture mark in the white field at the bottom.  Surface scratches under magnification.  on the reverse side there is heavy rusting on the collet, paper torn and evidence of a ribbon that was on the button. Pictures Jefferson Davis and Robert E Lee.  This was the 15th Ga State reunion, probably held in Atlanta.

Nice condition on this celluloid pin from the United Confederate Reunion which was held in Macon Ga in 1912.  The map shaped item measures 2 and 1/4 inches.

Two and a quarter inch celluloid in average condition.