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US Enlisted Mans Civil War Double Seated Trousers
Private Enlisted Mans Cavalry Trousers. These wool trousers come with pewter 4 hole buttons, pocket watch pocket, and inside leg measurement of 33 inches. It is double seated in the same colour wool. Made to order
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Mens Under draws
Cotton Mens Under-draws Made to order unless otherwise stated.
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NCO Union Cavalry Trousers 1861 – 1876 – Cavalry
Enlisted mans infantry trousers were sky blue and were of a federal pattern.
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Oil Cloth Poncho
This Poncho has been reproduced from historical documents and is a treated cotton and is water resistant. One size fits all
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Poncho
US Government Issue Rubberised fabric with brass eyelets. One size fits all. Sizes are approximate 48 inches wide 72 inches long
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Union Military Waistcoat or Vest
Wool and cotton Military vests or waist coats were not regulation issue for the services, though many different types were worn by the men often made by sutlers or tailors. Documents show the men often chose the colours to be in keeping with their uniforms.
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US Cavalry Shell Jacket
The shell jacket found its origins during the dashing militia ere and when the Confederates broke away from the Union the government wasted no time to put them into production. The shell jacket was made as a fabric saving measure rather than its make or style and become the standard government issue during the civil war for the confederates. These jackets were made in many different styles and by different depots in the states
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US Enlisted Mounted Mans Great Coat
Made of Sky Blue Wool with a long cape with 2 rows of 6 brass US Eagle buttons down the front double breasted and 12 buttons on the cape, 2 on the back adjuster belt. Hand stitched button holes, and half lined in cotton. Made to Order
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Yellow Neckerchiefs
In the 1850-60’s it had been noted that campaign soldiers in the west were wearing scarves as neckerchiefs to keep from breathing in the dust, or to keep the dust out from under their shirts. Though the items was never brought up before the cavalry boards before the turn of the 1900’s Neckerchiefs not being
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