"Wealth of the South" Lapel Pin bushwhacker shirt and Gaines’ Mill

and Gaines’ Mill

with the bottom portion of the flag being slightly oversewn (covering up part of the "Forsyth Rifles" on the bottom corner)

William Collins Flag

After leaving the militia

"Wealth of the South" Lapel Pin bushwhacker shirt and Gaines’ MillBefore there were cool stickers to put on your laptop, you might show your support of a movement or idea by carrying a token. Among the most popular of the Civil War era tokens, the original Wealth of the South tokens were struck in 1860 in Covington, KY, just across the Ohio River from Cincinnati. They were coined by John Stanton, one of the most prolific makers of Civil War tokens. The dies for the Wealth of the South series were produced by