Need help with unknown "US" insignia

[Adrian Stevenson]

I could move it to the insignia part of the forum?

[SteveR]

It is from an American civil war period draft horse bridal.

[Adrian Stevenson]

Thanks Steve. I had a feeling you might know.

Glad I was on the right track.

Cheers, Ade.

[SteveR]

Thanks Steve. I had a feeling you might know.

Glad I was on the right track.

Cheers, Ade.

Your always on the right track buddy.
That is one of the many things that I like about you.

[bigmacglenn]

Outstanding guys...This is what I enjoy about this forum!
Glenn

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[ripndip]

It is from an American civil war period draft horse bridal.

i was wondering if you would know how much it was worth and if there was a picture of the back because i looked up a couple and they have filled in backs but mine isn't like that and if that is what it is do u know the price

and thanks for all the help

[SteveR]

i was wondering if you would know how much it was worth and if there was a picture of the back because i looked up a couple and they have filled in backs but mine isn't like that and if that is what it is do u know the price

and thanks for all the help

The other pictures you have seen are the bridal rossettes that are farther up on the bridal. Those are lead filled.
The actual value of the piece you have, which has 1 broken prong would be $5 to $10.

[ripndip]

The other pictures you have seen are the bridal rossettes that are farther up on the bridal. Those are lead filled.
The actual value of the piece you have, which has 1 broken prong would be $5 to $10.

ok thanks

[Walkwolf]

I think this is later - Spanish Campaign, or WWI era. The U.S. Cavalry
were still doing exercises into the 1930's.........

[ripndip]

I think this is later - Spanish Campaign, or WWI era. The U.S. Cavalry
were still doing exercises into the 1930's.........

thats cool it could be if there was a way to tell ill be glad to look