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Post 1876 Era Uniform in Revolutionary War Style with Matching US Staff Buttons
Post 1876 Era Uniform in Revolutionary War Style with Matching US Staff Buttons
Post 1876 Era Uniform in Revolutionary War Style with Matching US Staff Buttons
Post 1876 Era Uniform in Revolutionary War Style with Matching US Staff Buttons
Post 1876 Era Uniform in Revolutionary War Style with Matching US Staff Buttons
Post 1876 Era Uniform in Revolutionary War Style with Matching US Staff Buttons
Post 1876 Era Uniform in Revolutionary War Style with Matching US Staff Buttons
Post 1876 Era Uniform in Revolutionary War Style with Matching US Staff Buttons
Post 1876 Era Uniform in Revolutionary War Style with Matching US Staff Buttons
Post 1876 Era Uniform in Revolutionary War Style with Matching US Staff Buttons

Post 1876 Era Uniform in Revolutionary War Style with Matching US Staff Buttons

$ 145.19

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Conflict: Indian Wars (1866-97)
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Condition: Not bad condition but there is insect damage to the red wool areas as seen in the photos. One cuff size US Army Staff button is missing on the front "faux vest" closure. All the buttons appear to be original to the uniform and are matching with the "Goodwin's Patent July 27, 1876" back mark.
  • Modified Item: No
  • Theme: Militaria

    Description

    While this uniform is possibly some sort of Militia "Special Event Use" Uniform, it is just as likely a theatrical creation as there is no tailor's label.
    In any event, it has a rather striking Faux Revolutionary War Era appearance.
    All of the buttons are original US Army Staff Coat and Cuff Sizes, are matching, and show a "Goodwin's Patent July 27, 1876" Backmark.
    One interior vest button is missing.  All others are present.
    The outer material is a bluish green velvet-like material with red wool trim that has areas of insect spotting.
    The interior and sleeves seem to have period lining material that is largely undamaged.
    Also the interior is not heavily padded. Many if not most of the military uniforms of that period have interior padding.
    If anyone has ideas as to the origin or use of this uniform, please communicate.
    As always, your reasonable offers are welcome and will be given serious consideration.