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Michigan/Canada Caps are in the Preservation Parcels' shop and ready to help preserve Historic Fort Wayne in Detroit, Michigan!
CLICK HERE TO SHOP:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/5871536...active_1&frs=1
Preservation Parcels: http://PreservationParcels.etsy.com
*** One cap currently available for purchase. Countdown of remaining resources available to make these caps. Please check back in the coming weeks for a restock of a few more caps in various sizes. Thank you. ***
Available in a small run of these unique Michigan Caps reproduced from extensive research. Stitched using maroon wool felt which was meticulously hunted for over a year and finally located from Spain. This perfect felt color is no longer being produced by the manufacturer. The eye-catching tassels are created using the remaining stock of Terre Hood Biederman's hand-dyed indigo wool yarn.
10% proceeds of each Michigan Cap is donated to Historic Fort Wayne in Detroit, Michigan. https://www.historicfortwaynecoalition.com
Our Facebook page has an informative article using many documented photographs and is written on the history of these caps worn during the Civil War. https://facebook.com/PreservationParcels/
CLICK HERE TO SHOP:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/5871536...active_1&frs=1
Preservation Parcels: http://PreservationParcels.etsy.com
*** One cap currently available for purchase. Countdown of remaining resources available to make these caps. Please check back in the coming weeks for a restock of a few more caps in various sizes. Thank you. ***
Available in a small run of these unique Michigan Caps reproduced from extensive research. Stitched using maroon wool felt which was meticulously hunted for over a year and finally located from Spain. This perfect felt color is no longer being produced by the manufacturer. The eye-catching tassels are created using the remaining stock of Terre Hood Biederman's hand-dyed indigo wool yarn.
10% proceeds of each Michigan Cap is donated to Historic Fort Wayne in Detroit, Michigan. https://www.historicfortwaynecoalition.com
Our Facebook page has an informative article using many documented photographs and is written on the history of these caps worn during the Civil War. https://facebook.com/PreservationParcels/
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