A couple of things in stock...

[cjdaley]

For your consideration. Just updated this today.

http://www.cjdaley.com/instock.htm

[unclefrank]

Not selling on EBay anymore Chris?

[cjdaley]

Not selling on EBay anymore Chris?

Nope, still doing that too. Sometimes it's just easier to list stuff on my website that start an auction for every item I make. Trying to cut down on the paper work in my life.

[hintzenus]

Hello Chris,

I just ordered your rubberized rain cape on your website. I hope I made it before someone else grabbed it.

Regards,


Mark Hintzen

[50th VA Corporal]

Hello Chris,

I just ordered your rubberized rain cape on your website. I hope I made it before someone else grabbed it.

Regards,


Mark Hintzen

He had five of them on eBay of which I ordered up one of them - they all went really quick. A lot of us were waiting on this one... ...hope mine shows up in the mail this mid-week - before it rains again!

Jas. T. Lemon
50th VA Corporal

[cjdaley]

I just added a few sack coats, NC jackets, Infantry Uniform Jackets, State Jackets and other goodies:

http://www.cjdaley.com/instock.htm

[VaTrooper]

Sending you an Email.

[David Hulsey]

Man,Chris if you would have had one of your fine sack coats in a 56 I would've just had to buy that fine piece of work.

[mehrsam]

Chris,

Is the "Infantry Uniform Jacket" similar to what is referred to as an untrimmed "roundabout"?

Thanks,

[cjdaley]

Chris,

Is the "Infantry Uniform Jacket" similar to what is referred to as an untrimmed "roundabout"?

Thanks,

Sorry for not getting back to your question sooner. The Infantry Uniform Jacket is the official jacket of the US Infantry in the 1860s. According to QM records this was the most widely issued jacket of the war for the Northern armies.

It had an 11 button front, 2 button functional cuff, it had a low collar with a hook and eye closure. It was quilted in the front panels with one inside pocket. All the facing pieces, quilting, topstitching, buttonholes and all over visible stitching is done by hand. These were produced by the Schuylkill Arsenal.

It can be seen in photographs in both the eastern and western theaters and was issued throughout the war.

I've added a few more to my In Stock page and if you click on the link you'll see a photograph of the jacket: http://www.cjdaley.com/instock.htm