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    Default Blankets and essentials

    Hey ho

    I am not reenacting yet but what kind of blanket should I use? are there different ones for cold or comfort? and where can I find these things where they dont cost an arm or a leg?

    www.sutlers.co.uk

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    The US Regulation blanket from Charlie Childs is a good one. But you will have to give up a leg or $135.

    www.crchilds.com
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    Ah I see

    Well we dont need both legs..thats why god gave us two! haha

    seriously though thank you, i'll keep that in mind!

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    OL'Hickory
    I went the cheap route and ordered an economy wool blanket, and recieved basicly a big sheet of lint. So now I am ordering a better blanket from-Wambaugh, White & Company. I learned the hard way "You get what you pay for." Just my two cents from across the pond.
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    I see, well I think i'll pay for quality, the sutlers are a good company they sell to USA too

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    Dan does have some good Civilian blankets, Ive got two. One as a saddle blanket the other for sleeping.

    http://www.wwandcompany.com/csblankets.html
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    The blanket on the Sutlers site the brown wool one looks a lot like the one I ordered.
    Derrick Pugh

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    I see, i'm totally into the historic side so I wouldent want to use anything "modern"..haha once a friend of mine used a sleeping bag for comfort

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    Nothing incorrect with Dans or Charlies stuff.
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    "We are still expecting the enemy. Why don't he come?" -JEB Stuart

    In Memory of 3 Sox, 4th Va Cavalry horse, my mount, my friend. Killed in action January 9th, 2005.

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    I'm lucky, I got one of Matt Woodburn's Abe Thomas blankets. This is one of those purchases that you make when it comes along. Best $100 i've spent in the hobby so far.

    I would suggest staying away from the Sutler's Stores site for now. You'll find much better gear here, even though they are closer to you. You have access to the net, and therefore access to some of the better producers of goods.

    have fun;

    Chris
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