![]() Epaulets: Both the Confederate and Union Armies used ornamental shoulder pieces called epaulets.These Civil War garments were modeled after women's frocks or those of European origin and provided both protection and an aesthetic dimension to a uniform. The cavalry had greatcoats, artillery had officer's frock coats, and other enlisted men had their special military-issued coats to ward off the cold and wind. Frocks: Wool frock coats were often used for uniforms in dress occasions.The Union Army issued black leather belts with oval buckers with the letters "U.S." An overwhelming majority of them used simple roller buckle plates. ![]() Belts: The Confederate Army had numerous types of belts, with dozens of buckle types produced during the Civil War.Enlisted men of the Confederate Army had kepis that faded into a Butternut hue, with officers having yellow for sergeant, red for corporal, and blue with yellow trim for generals. The officers would privately purchase chasseur caps modeled after that of the French Army. ![]() Infantry of the Union Army had fatigue uniform with a forage cap that had a floppy crown.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesCategories |