Wednesday, December 15, 2010

"Composite Crosses" for Grave Sites Available

An SCV camp in South Carolina is selling iron crosses for Confederate grave sites, except that these iron crosses are not made of iron.  They look great and are a lot cheaper.

The Adjutant of Camp 125 writes:
A link for the Composite Crosses of Honor our Camp is using instead of those made out of aluminum or steel. See http://www.moseswoodcamp.org/ironcrosses.htm.

The Composite Cross is a similar material to a bowling ball, and the foundry in Gaffney uses this same material for many outdoor and machinery parts. The Crosses are a finished product in color black, and do not have to be primed or painted, as we had to do with the many steel or aluminum Crosses we have installed throughout Cherokee County in South Carolina.

I remember last year or earlier this year a Camp West of the Mississippi had stated they were paying about $75-100 for each Cross. We are selling the Composite Crosses for $25 plus Shipping to any SCV Camp. Do you think there could be any interest out West for a Composite Cross?

Robert Little
Adjutant Camp Moses Wood #125
Gaffney, SC
Contact Robert Little (click on his name above) if interested in purchasing these inexpensive crosses for your camp.

2 comments:

  1. I ordered one today. I'll bring it to the Reunion in March.

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  2. Great Vern! This looks like a great idea.

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