U.S. Revenue Cutter, Union Cape Pins, Union Breast Plates
TG-(2) Revenue Cutter Service Belt Plate
Circa-1862
TG-Revenue Cutter Service Belt Plate circa 1890 - 1915
(note: These treasury department agents merged into the Coast Guard in 1915)
Union Cape Pins
1861-1865
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Original Revenue Cutter Belt Plate on Leather
TG-(2) Revenue Cutter Service two piece I made for a customer. So close to the original above.
1887 Officer of the Revenue Cutter Service
Union Cape Pins Master Patterns
Back of a Cape Pin. Original Star and Crescent pictured.
Union Soldier wearing the G-14 Eagle Cross Belt Plate
TG-Coast Guard False Two Piece. Circa 1900's
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Captain in the Revenue Cutter Service 1864.
Union Soldier wearing the Eagle Cross Belt Plate
White House Landing on the Pamunkey River was used to bring supplies during the Seven Days battle 1862 and 1864 Cold Harbor, VA.
G-14 Eagle Cross Belt Plate Circa 1852-1865. Can be cast for buckle or cross belt plate.
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T-41 Revenue Cutter Service Buckle (Sold for years as a Marine belt plate.) "Plates and Buckles of the American Military 1795-1874" by Sydney C. Kerksis
Page 80 shows this plate as a Marine buckle but is a Revenue Cutter buckle. Mac Mason let me copy his original (1969) and we thought it was Marine. Thanks to the Revenue Cutter Service for the correct information.
Gold plate and Silver plate T-41 Revenue Cutter belt plate
White House Landing 1864
Union Soldier
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