I have included five such jackets that may have been factory made. Jackets of this type with provenance to the Lower South have been selected for this study. Perhaps some represent the sole survivors of small production runs, but since there are no others like them with which to compare, we cannot draw broader conclusions. Numerous Confederate jackets survive that defy categories, chiefly because they are one-of-a-kind. John Calhoun Back Charleston Depot JacketĬontinued from Part IV: click here to navigate back to the previous page. The Confederate Depot Sack Coat: An Overlooked Garmentįrancis M. Tailor-Made from Issued Cloth: Brunet’s Confederate Uniform, Mobile 1864-65. The Imported British Overcoat for the Confederate Army Size and Manufacturer Markings in Confederate Clothing Homemade Clothes of Burton Marchbanks, 30th Texas Cavalry State of Alabama Quartermaster Uniforms, 1861-1864 The Quintessential Confederate Cap, Part I: OverviewĬonfederate Uniforms of the Lower South, Part V: Miscellaneous Clothing from the Region at LargeĬonfederate Uniforms of the Lower South, Part IV: Atlantic SeaboardĬonfederate Uniforms of the Lower South, Part III: Georgia and the Army of TennesseeĬonfederate Uniforms of the Lower South, Part II: Tennessee, East Louisiana, Mississippi and AlabamaĬonfederate Uniforms of the Lower South, Part I: Tennessee, East Louisiana, Mississippi and AlabamaĬonfederate Depot Uniforms of the Department of Alabama, Mississippi ans East Louisiana, Part III: The Pants, Caps and Hats of the Department’s Depot, and the Cadet Gray Uniforms of Mobile, AlabamaĬonfederate Depot Uniforms of the Department of Alabama, Mississippi and East Louisiana, 1864-1865, Part IIĬonfederate Depot Uniforms of the Department of Alabama, Mississippi and East Louisiana, 1864-1865, Part IĬomparing Color of Cadet Gray Kersey: Originals vs. The Quintessential Confederate Cap, Part II: Caps of the Richmond Clothing Bureau The Quintessential Confederate Cap, Part III: Caps of the Lower South

The Quintessential Confederate Cap, Part IV: Trans-Mississippi Caps, Cap Covers, General Usage and Legacy

Authentic civil war navy medic tunic