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Greetings,
I agree with other contributers to this post that there isn't much out there for reproduction Sesech blankets. It would be great to reproduce an identified Confederate blanket that has a strong provenance.
Runyon, not THAT blue Federal blanket, a different one.
I'm trying really hard not to tell you guys what our ideas are.
Brian White
[URL="http://wwandcompany.com"]Wambaugh, White, & Co.[/URL]
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"God knows, as many posts as go up on this site everyday, there's plenty of folks who know how to type. Put those keyboards to work on a real issue that's tied to the history that we love and obsess over so much." F.B.
"...mow hay, cut wood, prepare great food, drink schwitzel, knit, sew, spin wool, rock out to a good pinch of snuff and somehow still find time to go fly a kite." N.B.
While I would be interested in seeing both a Federal and Confederate blanket being made, I would prefer a CS. There are very few on the market right now, and I think that it would be a big seller.
I would like to see both. I'll bet they both sell well, and one of these I'll get my Confederate kit together.
Respectfully....
Sean Collicott
Your humble servant....
Sean Collicott
[URL="www.sallyportmess.itgo.com"]Sally Port Mess[/URL]
[URL="http://oldnorthwestvols.org/onv/index.php"]Old Northwest Volunteers[/URL]
Currently, there are lots of options for a US blanket. Not too many choices for the CS side, except for Brooke blanket and Civilian blankets. CS would be the way to go here. Thanks
Last edited by GreencoatCross; 11-29-2008, 10:49 PM.
Reason: Blah.
Brian White
[URL="http://wwandcompany.com"]Wambaugh, White, & Co.[/URL]
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[email]brian@wwandcompany.com[/email]
C'mon you guys, what you really want to know is which one do you do first, knowing that you must do both in good course.
Sometimes I think the blanket habit is probably the most addicting in the hobby - one can actually use the dang things all over the house and car when not in the field...and that helps get them past the boss at home. :D
But if I have to choose, make it CS...especially if it is based on an imported original!
Soli Deo Gloria
Doug Cooper
"The past is never dead. It's not even past." William Faulkner
Too late, I remember what you posted.:) Looking forward to the new offerings.
Respectfully....
Sean Collicott
Your humble servant....
Sean Collicott
[URL="www.sallyportmess.itgo.com"]Sally Port Mess[/URL]
[URL="http://oldnorthwestvols.org/onv/index.php"]Old Northwest Volunteers[/URL]
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