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Sorry. I'm with Chris. I'm not sure why you even asked the question since you already had your own answer.

It's all right here, dude. All you have to do is search a little: http://www.26nc.org/History/history.html

Hanover Brass now makes them with the correct pewter star. Costs $75 however. Scroll through their 12 pages of buckles (see page 8) on their site and you will find it:...

Lindsey: Try williams3752@bellsouth.net. Also kindly send your address along so I can mail you the funds. Regards, Bob

EMail on hat label sent.

John O. Casler of the 33rd Virginia mentions in his memoirs ["Four Years in the Stonewall Brigade] forming a shoe repair partnership with a fellow in the 14th Louisiana. To obtain needed supplies...

Actually, in his "History of Morgan's Cavalry," Basil W. Duke mentions that Morgan's entire command was completely outfitted by the CS government with uniforms of "most excellent quality." This was...

I'd say state frock, likely of New England or New York provenance. Several NYSM units were initially so attired, including the 20th and some companies of the 69th. See this MC&H plate of the 20th...

Also , the "Kite kepi," reproduced by Greg Starbuck has an association with the Virginia Reserves serving in the western part of the state at this time. It is likewise of English BG Kersey:...

Shawn: George Dallas Mosgrove of the 4th Kentucky Cavalry wrote an engaging memoir called "Kentucky Cavaliers in Dixie." Mosgrove was at Saltville and later served in the Shenandoah under...

Andrew: Great work on the Alabama made Tait jacket. I have been tempted to make one of these myself following the photos in Fred Adolphus' book. Now you have given me the impetus! Superbly done.
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For a correct lead filled OVM buckle you should check here: http://www.fcsutler.com/fcbuckles.asp

Parsley is fine for cast plates. Indeed he does wonderful work. However, many of the common types...

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Bob Williams
26th NCT

Curt: Plus, that's a lot of gear for one person to be toting around on that narrow belt without the buckle loops being distended. And for a Colonel at that! This looks to be "too good." All that's...

I second Jim. It is a great compendium of uniform quotes and descriptions.

Bob Williams
26th NCT

Fall Creek Suttlery sells some very nice Eagle "I" buttons. Make sure you get the MID-SIZE (sack coat size) and not the large ones.

Also, Blockade Runner sells a reasonable facsimile of the...

This might help: http://www.nccivilwar150.com/default.htm


Bob Williams
26th NCT and
AAIG, Carolina Legion

Their uniforms complied with AVC regulations if that's any answer. See this site: http://www.cowanauctions.com/auctions/past-item.aspx?ItemId=12930


Bob Williams
26th North Troops and
AAIG...

There's a an excellent article on the Tigers that anyone interested in the uniforms and equipage of this unique organization should read by Ross Brooks called "Part Irish and the Rest Flower of...

You're an animal, Ross. That was most excellent! You do great justice to Florida's rich and interesting history. I spent nearly 20 years in the Brandon/Valrico area myself.


Bob Williams
26th...

Check out this fine site: http://www.adolphusconfederateuniforms.com/uniform-blog.html

This is the standard lead filled restrike of the SC box plate.Perfect for Moultrie event. Loops are exactly 2 and 1/8" apart. New. $15.00 ppd.
Serious inquiries only to: williams3752@bellsouth.net

I echo Ross's sentiments. I first met Ray in the late 1970s and he was very helpful getting me started in the hobby(s), both CW and Seminole. A decent, earnest and thoughtful fellow.

I love miniatures too, but everybody needs to lighten up. Enjoy it.

Actually Scott, our color guard in the 79th did wear trews as you can see in this attachment. And technically our trousers should have been dark blue. But hey, that was then . . . Live & learn.