Correct NCO Stripes
I know Nick Sekela had the appropriate curved pattern NCO stripes, but can not seem to access his site. Is there another supplier who has them for sale? We are promoting some new people to the ranks and want to have that correct pattern.
Andy Siganuk, 12th New Jersey, Co. K
Try contacting Chris Daley. His website lists them as being in stock.
Eric
Eric J. Mink
Co. A, 4th Va Inf
Stonewall Brigade
Campaign to Save the Slaughter Pen - Fredericksburg, Va.
Orchard Hill has them for sell.
Cullen Smith
South Union Guard
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Thanks fellas! Chris Daley, Should of thought of that. My mind drew a blank.
Andy Siganuk
stripes
EJ Thomas has them at www.ejtmercantile.com
Ross L. Lamoreaux
Tampa Bay History Center
www.tampabayhistorycenter.org
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http://www.njsekela.com//OSCommerce/...b0573c080723f7Originally Posted by sigman
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Company "G", 157th N.Y. Vols.
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NCO stripes
Regimental Quartermaster has them also.
www.regtqm.com
Your humble servant,
Harley
5th Minnesota Regt. Vol. Infy.,Co. C
1st South Carolina Volunteers, Co. H
New Ulm Battery
Old West Regulators - Minnesota
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Not sure why you were having problemswith the site, it seems to be up. The home page is www.njsekela.com or you can follow Rob's link right to the stripes. If you have any questions, feel fee to e-mail me at historicgear@aol.com.
Robert Collett
8th FL / 13th IN
Armory Guards
WIG
While elliptical-style chevrons were worn by some Federal non-comms in the Civil War, a brief and unscientific survey of photographs of the period reveals that straight chevrons were probably more common.
Elliptical are probably under-represented in reenacting as a whole, but because certain vendors carry them, they are probably over-represented in certain parts of the hobby.
Regards,
Kevin O'Beirne
kobeirne@roadrunner.com, Columbia Rifles
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Corporal, Sgt & First Sgt available - Sgt stripes on sale here:
http://www.ejtmercantile.com/insignia.html
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