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Hi,
just wanted to provide some positive feedback on someone who is not spoken of so often on the forum. I received a used '2nd Maryland type' Tait jacket (Blue faced collar, no epaulettes) from the forum that had originally been made by Jim Warehime (makes uniform items for S & S Sutler's of Gettysburg). It's a very nice jacket that compares well in cloth, pattern and construction with two Tait jackets I have that were made by County Cloth. I met Mr Warehime by chance at Gettysburg in September last year and he said that he had viewed the original jacket (held by the Maryland Historical Society) and made a copy for Les Jensen. He also happened to be very friendly and happy to answer my questions!
Paul Jonsson (England, UK)
just wanted to provide some positive feedback on someone who is not spoken of so often on the forum. I received a used '2nd Maryland type' Tait jacket (Blue faced collar, no epaulettes) from the forum that had originally been made by Jim Warehime (makes uniform items for S & S Sutler's of Gettysburg). It's a very nice jacket that compares well in cloth, pattern and construction with two Tait jackets I have that were made by County Cloth. I met Mr Warehime by chance at Gettysburg in September last year and he said that he had viewed the original jacket (held by the Maryland Historical Society) and made a copy for Les Jensen. He also happened to be very friendly and happy to answer my questions!
Paul Jonsson (England, UK)
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