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    SOLD 1863 Springfield price drop

    No band springs would make this a model 1861 right?
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    SOLD 1861 Enfield $550 shipped

    Is this what the confederate cook & Brothers carbine was modeled on?
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    SOLD Antique snow shoes

    Thank you for this information. But they are sold. I will update the heading.
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    SOLD American Military Equipage 1851 to 1872

    If your price is $14 shipped to Virginia, I will take it.
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    SOLD Black cloth Wheel Hat, size 7 3/8

    hat is sold.
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    What mistakes have you noticed in movies/tv shows that happen in the BP era like Daniel Boone, Patriot etc?

    A TV miniseries from a few years ago about George Washington’s spies, “Loosely” based on true events.
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    What mistakes have you noticed in movies/tv shows that happen in the BP era like Daniel Boone, Patriot etc?

    Much of TURN was filmed not far from where I was living at the time. I was selling a lot of original tinware at the time at my booh in an antique mall. I went to check my booth and all the tinware was gone, the lady at the desk said one woman had bought it all, and had also left me a note. Turns...
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    Caps and Powder

    I was at the Black Creek gun shop at Fort Shenandoah to see some of the N-SSA match today as I am thinking of getting involved with that group. He seemed well stocked: Goex FFFg, $20 per pound. Schuetzen Musket caps, $8 per hundred RWS pistol caps, $26 for a 250 round tin/plastic. Closer to...
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    FOR SALE Men’s Vest, Shaw Collar, SZ XXL

    No problem, It may be appropriate for earlier, but I have photo evidence for 1840s, so I go with that.
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    SOLD SOLD PENDING FUNDS-Pietta .36 New Model Navy Unfired $250 shipped.

    I will take it, sending you a pm.
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    FOR SALE Men’s Vest, Shaw Collar, SZ XXL

    Short vests with shawl collars were worn at least as early as 1840. By 1860 notch lapels we’re being worn concurrently They can still be found today, but longer because men wear their pants lower today. To be critical of my own product, for the earlier years, the collar lapels should continue...
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    SOLD Black cloth Wheel Hat, size 7 3/8

    Common working man’s cap from the 1840s through the 1880s. Size 7 3/8. The Black color is ideal for a mechanic or blacksmith as it hides oil and soot stains. Dark blue cotton lining. $35 shipped in the lower 48. Thanks for looking
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    SOLD Grey cloth wheel hat. SZ. 7 1/2

    This is my personal everyday hat here in Va. (I need to pick the burrs off) The hats are comfortable and warm, and a unique alternative to the ubiquitous ball cap. Plus it is a perfect style for my “real life” poor farmer persona. 😆
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    SOLD Grey cloth wheel hat. SZ. 7 1/2

    Thank you John. PM me your info just to be sure and I will ship it tomorrow.
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    FOR SALE Men’s Vest, Shaw Collar, SZ XXL

    Medium grey/brown with natural color lining and back. Shaw collar 3 exterior pockets 1 internal pocked Rear half belt for adjustment Hand made, machine sewn $45 plus actual shipping
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    SOLD Grey cloth wheel hat. SZ. 7 1/2

    Common working man’s cap from the 1840s through the 1880s when it evolved into the “Newsboy” type cap. Size 7 1/2 Handmade, $35 shipped
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    Thanks USPS

    Update to my earlier post: letter dropped off at the local PO on 11/29/23 Postmarked on 12/05/23 Delivered on 01/02/24 Just happy it made it. 😀
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    FOR SALE For Sale Mens Vest, 1850s - 1880s

    Brownish Grey, with brown cotton lining and back. Size is XL Completely handmade but not hand sewn. Machine sewn was common by the time of the American CW, but finishing such as buttonholes would have still been hand sewn. Three exterior pockets, one interior pocket. By the late 1850s the...
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    Advice for N-SSA carbine

    Hawkeye, Thank you for your very informative post.
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    Advice for N-SSA carbine

    I am looking to get into skirmishing and would like advice on a carbine. Have narrowed my choices to the Smith, Maynard or Gallager as I like the breechloading style. For those with experience with these, which is recommended for accuracy, dependability and ammo/parts availability? For...
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