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The new Summer 2007 Journal of the Company of Military Historians arrived today with the following articles on Civil War History.
An Early Civil War Officers Frock Coat. Belonged to a Christophier Harris Williams of the the "Felix Rebels" Co. D 27th Tennessee Infantry. What is interesting is that this frock looks to be a product of the Memphis Depot of 1861, and the frock is in mint condition. Color photos are included.
A Previously Unpublished Account of the Battle of Hampton Roads, written by a participant: an Officer in the Confederate Marine Corps. Written by a Richard Henry Henderson, Commander of the Marine Gaurd aboard the CSS Patrick Henry. for you Naval buffs.
A color photo article on the OVM belt plate-
An interesting article on Black Confederate Sharpshooters on the Peninsular Campaign 1862.
Are you a member of the Company of Military Historians? You should be if you dont want to miss articles like these.
The 2008 Company trip is scheduled for Nashville Tennessee, and will include many behind the scenes tours of the Military Museums of Tennessee and their artifacts.
Join up!!
Tom Arliskas
CSuniforms
An Early Civil War Officers Frock Coat. Belonged to a Christophier Harris Williams of the the "Felix Rebels" Co. D 27th Tennessee Infantry. What is interesting is that this frock looks to be a product of the Memphis Depot of 1861, and the frock is in mint condition. Color photos are included.
A Previously Unpublished Account of the Battle of Hampton Roads, written by a participant: an Officer in the Confederate Marine Corps. Written by a Richard Henry Henderson, Commander of the Marine Gaurd aboard the CSS Patrick Henry. for you Naval buffs.
A color photo article on the OVM belt plate-
An interesting article on Black Confederate Sharpshooters on the Peninsular Campaign 1862.
Are you a member of the Company of Military Historians? You should be if you dont want to miss articles like these.
The 2008 Company trip is scheduled for Nashville Tennessee, and will include many behind the scenes tours of the Military Museums of Tennessee and their artifacts.
Join up!!
Tom Arliskas
CSuniforms