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Posted this image for discussion. Maybe it'll interest someone here. I love the shirt, but wearing two coats?
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Jim Page
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1st Regiment of Tennesse Volunteers (1846-1847)
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Re: Cavalryman Image---Interesting shirt and wearing two coats!
Blouse over state-jacket? Hard to say anything for sure, other than...BITCHIN shirt.
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Re: Cavalryman Image---Interesting shirt and wearing two coats!
It may also be a dark blue overcoat with cape.Scott Cross
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Re: Cavalryman Image---Interesting shirt and wearing two coats!
The size of the buttons and their spacing on that outer garment plus how it isnt connected to the other jacket at the collar makes me believe it could possible be a blouse.Aka
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Re: Cavalryman Image---Interesting shirt and wearing two coats!
Perhaps he's just unbuttoned his blouse and vest to show off his shirt.
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Re: Cavalryman Image---Interesting shirt and wearing two coats!
I know what shirt we'll see on Andrew Kasmar's Facebook wall next!Galen Wagner
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