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Item Code: 503-14
This is a beautiful 14K gold Sheridan badge in excellent condition. The ornate top bar is unmarked, has a pinback with open loop flat ‘C’ catch and still has the original cavalry yellow silk ribbon attached. Two gold chains suspend a Sheridan Cavalry Corps badge with an enameled center with crossed cavalry sabers. The reverse of the medal is beautifully inscribed in script “Presented to T. D. Garman From the 16th Pa. Cavalry Penna. Day 1889”.
The original hinged leatherette covered and blue satin line cased with a J. K. Davison jewelers hallmark on the interior lid.
Theorus D. Garman (also listed as Thomas) was with the 16th Pa. cavalry from its formation at the beginning of the war, through the end of the war.
He was mustered into Company “F” on 9/18/1862 as a private. On 7/1/1863 he was promoted to Quarter Master Sergeant and on the same day he was transferred to Field and Staff. Garman was discharged on 6/15/1865. During his service he was in many engagements, including the battle of Gettysburg.
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