Civil War uniforms

Civil War uniforms
Civil War uniforms
                        
Southern soldiers were to wear gray uniforms, but lack of supplies forced many men to use captured Northern blue clothing and equipment as well as locally purchased material dyed a butternut brown color. Pictured left to right: soldier, first lieutenant, and drummer boy. Recent auction prices: Keen Kutter match holder, $15; small wood pitchfork, $95; water can, $15; wood bucket, $55; slat sled, $35; Keen Kutter ax, $20; oil lamp, $7.50; brass kettle with hole, $7; cast iron tea kettle, $7.50; Weller teapot, $22.50; pan store scale, $27.50; crock jug, $10; paper weight, $7; Green salt and pepper shakers, $25; iron corn bread mold, $20; Millersburg Courthouse bank, $27.50; bag of marbles, $15; John Deere can, $12.50; Tom Thumb toy cash register, $14; Tonka toy dozer, $20; cast iron skillet, $5; ice tongs, $8; bird cage, $9; P.R.R. can, $70; wood tray, $17.50; Breyer horse, $12.50. Happy hunting, Brooks.


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