What Time Periods Do You Portray?

[Dreamer42]

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In my "collection", if considered the same as portraying, I have a complete original WWI uniform w/ equipments, etc. WWII US Early war (1940-41) mid-war (42-44) and late war (1944-45) as well as complete WWI USMC combat uniform and gear. Also, Korean War uniform and gear and 90% completed with a basic Vietnam (1968-1970) collection. ...enough stuff to fill about 11 large tubs. The interesting part is people see my collection or hear about it and just give me stuff, knowing I'll take good care of it - including a Japanese Type 99 Arisaka a Marine brought back from WWII.

Jay Reid
Dreamer42
9th Texas

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A few Images, if it is okay, from a few years ago.

- Jay Reid
Dreamer42
9th Texas

[Huck]

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If I didnt know better, that first photo was Gruber and the second one, looked like Neb in the early 2000s (Landslide).

[Michael Comer]

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I did a Vietnam impression back in 1970. :p

Wasn't exactly fun was it Bill?

[Michael McComas]

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Rev War, War of 1812/Napoleonic Wars, Zulu War.

[Ross L. Lamoreaux]

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Rev War, War of 1812, 2nd and 3rd Seminole Wars, Mexican War, and Span Am

[hireddutchcutthroat]

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1850's- 1870's US Army, WW1 French, WW2 249th Coastal Artillery (Oregon National Guard), and Winter War/Continuation War Finnish.

I have done Joe Blow WW2 GI, British, and German "leg" in the past too.

[Grabenkater]

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Your selections are too narrow for my ADD with time.

[Elaine Kessinger]

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1745-1813, 1858-1865, 1882, and very occasionally 1938-1944... with a dabble in 1550s inspired romanticism occasionally.

[countzoll]

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I do F/I war (French surgeon)-Napoleonic war (French surgeon-) 1857 Indian Mutiny.( surgeon 2nd Sikh cav.) Civil war (surgeon19th Tenn.inf.AOT) US Indian war 1868-1877 (surgeon.) Zulu war (surgeon) WW1 French (19th inf.)-German (General staff ) WW2 German-(surgeon 16 inf div-16 panzer gen-116 panzer div.) or if N africa-MTO(surgeon British 4th-8th Indian div.)

Richard Johnson

[RudyN]

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I also do WWII (US Army, USMC & Russian), Vietnam and Roman.

[faabala]

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Started Civil war in 1981 at age 15. Did some serious 1870's Indian War Infantry with the General Miles Marching & Chowder Society in the late 90's Got into WWII while stationed in Germany 1998-2002. I also did some Rev War Hessian in Hesse while over there. Did nothing but WWII until 2010. Started Civil War again in the artillery this time.

[MissMia]

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I'm working on an 18th century Creole impression...but I've begun to attend 18th cent. events as a laundress.

[Philip cav]

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ACW (Union or CS)
Rev War(Continental militia, early continental infantry, loyalist)
F&I (Colonial militia, milice, rangers, provincals)
War of 1812 (US Militia)
Black Hawk War(IL militia, rangers)
1840's-1850's (civilian)
French Revolutionary War (1790's French Vendean rebel, The Catholic and Royal Army, and maybe a 1798 Irish rebel impression)
18th century backcountry (market hunter)

[Spinster]

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Mid-18th century French and Scot settlement of what would become lower Alabama. Working clothing for at home: dyeing-variegated cochineal. Dressed more properly in linen short gown and petticoat. Historic Fort Toulouse/Jackson, near Montgomery, Alabama.

[Cracker Line]

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Ancient Greek and 1st Century Roman slave/musician/cook, 13thC Franciscan friar, 16th-18thC Franciscan missionary in North America (New France and New Spain), 16thC Conquistador, and Buccaneer/Great Age of Piracy, War of Jenkins Ear (1739-49) Royal Navy/Scoutboatman & Spanish Navy (and working on 1740 Florida Garrison Soldado), and Revolutionary War Royal Navy are my current alternate impressions when not bogged down with grad school. Considering tacking on a 16th/17thC Jesuit or 10/11thC Benedictine impression, and keep toying with the idea of finally doing some WWI/WWII stuff but I tend to just do the incorporating early 20thC vintage into everyday life stuff as opposed to a dedicated impression.

-Adam