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    Fabric for pants

    Hello everyone,

    I'm looking for a place that sells period pattered fabric that I can make some pants out of for summer wear and a civilian impression.

    Thanks,

    Andrew Gale
    Andrew Gale

    21st Arkansas Vol. Inf. Co. H
    Company H, McRae's Arkansas Infantry
    Affiliated Conscripts Mess

    Cpl. George Washington Pennington, 171st Penn. Co. K
    Mustered into service: Aug. 27, 1862
    Captured: Spottsylvania Court House, Virginia, May 12, 1864
    Died: Andersonville Prison, Georgia, Sept. 13, 1864
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    Re: Fabric for pants

    Chas.R.Childs/County Cloth
    https://www.crchilds.com
    Tyler Gibson
    The Independent Rifles

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    • #3
      Re: Fabric for pants

      Thanks much!

      Andrew Gale
      Andrew Gale

      21st Arkansas Vol. Inf. Co. H
      Company H, McRae's Arkansas Infantry
      Affiliated Conscripts Mess

      Cpl. George Washington Pennington, 171st Penn. Co. K
      Mustered into service: Aug. 27, 1862
      Captured: Spottsylvania Court House, Virginia, May 12, 1864
      Died: Andersonville Prison, Georgia, Sept. 13, 1864
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      • #4
        Re: Fabric for pants

        Andrew,

        Also, if you're ever in the Gettysburg area stop at Needle and Thread on the Fairfield Rd. They have a great selection of period-appropriate fabrics, including the above mentioned Charlie Childs. For summer trousers they also have a good selection of linen and other light-weight summer material, as well as a good number of period patterns.

        -Kyle M. Stetz
        Respectfully,
        -Kyle M. Stetz
        Liberty Rifles

        "I think the prospect for an active and laborious campaign in Virginia is pretty clear and we will again this spring renew our old occupation and struggle between life and death for six more weary months." Capt. Samuel S. Brooke 47th Va. Infantry-- March 27, 1864

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