CSchneider
11-22-2011, 08:17 PM
Prices include shipping. PM or email Craig.E.Schneider@gmail.com if interested.
-Richmond jacket, copied off the John Blair Royall jacket from the MOC. The jacket is made of Charlie Childs satinette that matches the original cloth nicely, and includes beltloops, epaulettes with corded piping, and pieced front facings as per the original. The jacket currently has Missouri Boot and Shoe wooden buttons on the front. Used a few times. Size 48. $200.
-C.S. pants patterned off a homemade pair in the MOC. These are made from very, very rough cotton jeans, and as per the original are fully lined with cotton and includes scraps of various other jeans used for the waistband and fly linings. Used a few times. About a size 40. $125.
-1864 Cincinnati canteen. The canteen with rolled tin Cincy spout was made by George MacGillis. I did the finishing work to copy one of the canteens from Winchell, Marsh, and Co.'s huge June 20, 1864 contract. Includes a very heavy blue wool on white cotton cover, custom made stopper with short cork and square nut to match the originals from this contract, and thin osnaburg sling machine sewn with brown thread complete with maker's stamp, date stamp, and inspector's stamp. $60. ON HOLD
-16 x 18 inch top boots made by Missouri Boot and Shoe. They include hobnails and inlet heel plates. Essentially brand new and only worn outside for a couple hours. Size 11. $300.
-Craig Schneider
-Richmond jacket, copied off the John Blair Royall jacket from the MOC. The jacket is made of Charlie Childs satinette that matches the original cloth nicely, and includes beltloops, epaulettes with corded piping, and pieced front facings as per the original. The jacket currently has Missouri Boot and Shoe wooden buttons on the front. Used a few times. Size 48. $200.
-C.S. pants patterned off a homemade pair in the MOC. These are made from very, very rough cotton jeans, and as per the original are fully lined with cotton and includes scraps of various other jeans used for the waistband and fly linings. Used a few times. About a size 40. $125.
-1864 Cincinnati canteen. The canteen with rolled tin Cincy spout was made by George MacGillis. I did the finishing work to copy one of the canteens from Winchell, Marsh, and Co.'s huge June 20, 1864 contract. Includes a very heavy blue wool on white cotton cover, custom made stopper with short cork and square nut to match the originals from this contract, and thin osnaburg sling machine sewn with brown thread complete with maker's stamp, date stamp, and inspector's stamp. $60. ON HOLD
-16 x 18 inch top boots made by Missouri Boot and Shoe. They include hobnails and inlet heel plates. Essentially brand new and only worn outside for a couple hours. Size 11. $300.
-Craig Schneider