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    Does anyone have any information on the imported English greatcoat now in a Texas museum? I believe it belonged to a soldier called 'Richey' who was a member of a Virginia regiment. Can anyone confirm the soldier's name and regiment?

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    Dave Burt
    David Burt, Co Author "Suppliers to the Confederacy: British Imported Arms and Accoutrements" "Suppliers to the Confederacy II: S. Isaac Campbell & Co, London - Peter Tait & Co, Limerick, Out Now

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    Re: English Greatcoat in Texas Museum

    David:

    Email me at Kdallyrm@aol.com

    I might have something for ya.

    Kevin Dally
    Kevin Dally

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      Re: English Greatcoat in Texas Museum

      Email sent Kevin.

      Dave Burt
      David Burt, Co Author "Suppliers to the Confederacy: British Imported Arms and Accoutrements" "Suppliers to the Confederacy II: S. Isaac Campbell & Co, London - Peter Tait & Co, Limerick, Out Now

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        Re: English Greatcoat in Texas Museum

        Anyone have any photos of this garment? Good closeups, perhaps?
        David Stone

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          Re: English Greatcoat in Texas Museum

          I have seen the photos of this and the other great items there. I believe Cody Mobly is either the curator or he can get these photos.

          By the way, here is my fav uniform of english blue-gray kersey located at: the http://www.museumofsouthernhistory.org/henrybrunet.html
          Last edited by DougCooper; 05-31-2013, 12:33 PM.
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          Doug Cooper

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