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Civil War Clothing & Uniforms CS Frock Coat - Antebellum Washington Artillery
Civil War Clothing & Uniforms CS Frock Coat - Antebellum Washington Artillery
Civil War Clothing & Uniforms CS Frock Coat - Antebellum Washington Artillery
Civil War Clothing & Uniforms CS Frock Coat - Antebellum Washington Artillery
Civil War Clothing & Uniforms CS Frock Coat - Antebellum Washington Artillery

Civil War Clothing & Uniforms CS Frock Coat - Antebellum Washington Artillery

$ 47.0

  • Brand: Gold Choice
  • Chest Size: Custom Available
  • Civil War Original or Replica: Reenactment & Reproduction
  • Closure: Button
  • Color: Gray
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Pakistan
  • Department: Men
  • Features: Collared, Open, Single-Breasted
  • Fit: Regular
  • Insulation Material: Wool
  • Jacket/Coat Length: Custom Available
  • Lining Material: Highest quality Used
  • Outer Shell Material: Wool
  • Pattern: Solid
  • Performance/Activity: Unifroms
  • Personalization Instructions: All Custom Size Available No Extra Charges
  • Personalize: Yes
  • Product Line: Civil War
  • Product Type: Clothing & Uniforms
  • Season: Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter
  • Size: All Size Available
  • Size Type: Regular
  • Style: Civil War Coat/Jackets
  • Theme: Militaria / Civil War
  • Time Period, War: 1861-1865, Civil War
  • Type: Coat
  • UPC: Does not apply
  • Vintage: Yes
  • Warmth Weight: Custom Available
  • gtin13: Does not apply

Description

Title: CS Frock Coat - Antebellum Washington Artillery Features: Made from navy blue wool with artillery red trim on the collar and cuffs Includes muslin lining, one inside pocket, and one skirt pocket Available in a 9-button front with Louisiana buttons Description: This historically accurate CS Frock Coat is designed for early-war Washington Artillery reenactors. Crafted in navy blue wool with signature artillery red trim on the collar and cuffs, it captures the distinctive style of the Washington Artillery of New Orleans. The coat comes standard with a muslin lining, an inside pocket, and a skirt pocket for authenticity and convenience. It features a 9-button front adorned with Louisiana buttons, adding to the historical detail. After the confusion caused by the blue color during battle, these uniforms were changed to Richmond Gray following the First Battle of Bull Run. They were then reserved for special events and ceremonial purposes.