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  • #31
    Re: What are you in the market for?

    I'd like a...

    Peter Tait Jacket, for Trans Miss. & late war ANV scenario use.
    I have Log-Wood dyed Jean material for trousers, just gotta sweet-talk the Mrs. into helping me get started on them! :sarcastic

    Kevin Dally
    Kevin Dally

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    • #32
      Re: What are you in the market for?

      Forgot to mention a sling. Not really a necessity, but it would make Molly a lot easier to get along with for long periods at route step.
      Micah Hawkins

      Popskull Mess

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      • #33
        Re: What are you in the market for?

        Originally posted by paulcalloway
        Out of curiosity, as far as your uniform and gear purchases, what are you in the market for in the upcoming 6-12 months? Check all that apply.
        I'm a fresh fish and a civilian, so I need a corset, a dress, undergarments... the list goes on. I need everything! (Aye.)

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        • #34
          Re: What are you in the market for?

          Getting new coat for other events- my old one was plain garbage[ I got
          suckered]Replacing old blanket with better quality one , and some period drawers. If anyone knows where to get an authentic blanket, issue or civillian
          for a low price? I'm getting frantic!


          Ian Broadhead
          5th Texas co. A
          Medich Battalion
          Ian Broadhead
          Liberty Rifles
          " Lee's Miserables"

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          • #35
            Re: What are you in the market for?

            I'm fairly new, but I can get along with what I got. Right now I need (but don't have the money for!):
            Enfield Rifle
            leather sling
            bayonet
            scabbard
            ground sheet/poncho
            Federal greatcoat
            spoon
            tarred haversack (so i can get rid of the stupid black canvas one i got)
            Ryland Breeding
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            "In war, everything is very simple; yet even the simplest thing is difficult." - Karl von Clausewitz

            "We have met the enemy, and they are ours - except those that ran." - William Kepler, Co. C, 4th Regt. Ohio Volunteers, 1861

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            • #36
              Re: What are you in the market for?

              MATERIALS! Broadcloth and buff leather.
              and a new Hardee hat.
              Gerald Todd
              1st Maine Cavalry
              Eos stupra si jocum nesciunt accipere.

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              • #37
                Re: What are you in the market for?

                I'm in the market for an early war federal dress coat :wink_smil and civil shirt with button on collar.


                Mike Mandrick
                Private
                7th Missouri
                (mandmo7MOVI)

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                • #38
                  Re: What are you in the market for?

                  I am currently in the market for a nice pair of boots (Mattimore Harness), a good rubber or oilcloth mechanics cap, and fabric. I am always in the market for fabric, but specifically I need a nice corduroy for a pair of trousers, red or blue wool flannel for an overshirt, and some white Pima cotton for a shirt.
                  I am also on the look-out for some brown polished cotton since it is now no longer being manufactured (according to Darlene at Needle and Thread). It would be really nice if someone could start weaving some brown Holland (hint hint :wink_smil ).
                  Brian Koenig
                  SGLHA
                  Hedgesville Blues

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                  • #39
                    Re: What are you in the market for?

                    Specifically what types of coats are we looking for?

                    Thanks
                    [SIZE=2][B]Mark Mason[/B][/SIZE] :cool:
                    [SIZE=2][I]Tar Water Mess[/I][/SIZE]
                    [SIZE=2][I]GHTI[/I][/SIZE]
                    [URL]http://http://www.ghti.homestead.com/[/URL]

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                    • #40
                      Brass forage cap vents

                      I've been waiting forever to find a source for those nifty round brass vents for the top of forage caps seen in so many period images. They must have been popular. Currently have an original on my cap, but I'm sure these things would sell like hotcakes and probably wouldn't be that hard to make for someone with the right metalmaking skills/tools.

                      Rick Rachal

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                      • #41
                        Re: What are you in the market for?

                        I'm looking for a workable pocket barometric altimeter and a good period prismatic compass :)
                        Tom Smith, 2nd Lt. T.E.
                        Nobel Grand Humbug, Al XXI,
                        Chapt. 1.5 De la Guerra y Pacheco
                        Ancient and Honorable Order of E Clampus Vitus
                        Topographer for: TAG '03, BGR, Spring Hill, Marmeduke's Raid, & ITPW

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                        • #42
                          Re: What are you in the market for?

                          Let me see here:
                          AOT
                          De-farbed Enfield
                          CS Leathers
                          CS Trousers
                          CS Issue(sic) shirt
                          CS Oil Cloth
                          CS Haversack

                          AOtC
                          Everything except canteen and haversack
                          As you can see,I have a long way to go before I'm authenticly equip.I sometimes wish I had gone hardcore from the start,:cry_smile .
                          Cullen Smith
                          Bluegrass Rifles
                          Cullen Smith
                          South Union Guard

                          "Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite, and furthermore always carry a small snake"~W.C. Fields

                          "When I drink whiskey, I drink whiskey; and when I drink water, I drink water."~Michaleen Flynn [I]The Quiet Man[/I]

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                          • #43
                            Re: What are you in the market for?

                            I sold all my stuff a few years ago to pursue WW2 collecting. I am now in process of rebuilding my impression since I have a huge stack of ww2 stuff, while everyone I know does CW.

                            I am in need of the following:Federal:
                            accoutrements
                            haversack
                            contract and issue shirt
                            blouseand trowsers
                            shoes
                            blanket
                            musket

                            I am just glad that this time around It won't take 6mo. to a year to get some of this stuff.

                            Oh well, you live and you learn.

                            Jason Asher

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                            • #44
                              Re: What are you in the market for?

                              I'm looking for without success a reproduction Bible. I have a repro New Testament, but would like to have a complete work. I have considered an original, but those I have seen are way too fragile to destroy in a haversack.
                              Rick Atwood
                              23rd Reg't
                              Va. Vol. Infy

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                              • #45
                                Re: What are you in the market for?

                                Mr. Atwood,

                                I would actually recommend getting an original. I got a really good condition 1847 (Mexican War) Pocket Bible (old and New Testaments) from ebay for 48 dollars. It's in beutiful condition and I have used it at a few events with no problems. Oh, and I wouldn't recommend you carrying it in your haversack if it is an original, because you don't want to get grease and crumbs on it (depending on if your on campaign or not). I attached a few pictures of mine.

                                As for me, I am in the market for:
                                1. a new Sack Coat
                                2. A new knapsack
                                3. a new ground cloth.
                                Attached Files
                                I am, Yr. Ob't Servant,
                                Riley Ewen

                                VMI CLASS OF 2012
                                Hard Head Mess
                                Prodigal Sons Mess, Co. B 36th Illinois Infantry
                                Old Northwest Volunteers

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