Civil War Clothing & Utensils

This Coffee Can is perfect for your re-enactment or camp excursions. The all-copper can has a tightly fitting, folding lid and is lined in tin. Exposed solder marks enhance the rustic look. Great for emergency preparedness kits too! Dimensions:...

These infantry blue enlisted men’s trousers are made from quality wool. Period trousers are worn quite loose and have a one inch higher rise than today’s blue jeans. The legs are left unhemmed so you may hem them to fit you. These trousers...

These waist belts are made of high grade black leather and are 1-3/4" wide. Comes with a durable three prong oval metal buckle flashed in brass. Choose either “US” or “CS” buckle. Available in these overall lengths: 34, 36, 38,...

Civil War era Union enlisted men's gauntlets in white leather with un-embroidered, wide cuffs.   Made from white leather, these Civil War enlisted men's gauntlets have wide cuffs without embroidery. Available in medium, large and extra large sizes...

This folding set of Civil War era utensils are simple and easy to carry by any soldier. A unique and period way to eat at your next reenactment or picnic. This folding stainless steel set has a fold out spoon, fork and  knife.  With the knife...

Civil War Fireman's Shirt is a 100% cotton, replica bib shirt with faux bone buttons as used by not only fire brigades, but also some of the Irish brigade and artillery gunners. Click here for Size Chart

This 19th century era knapsack is a great reproduction of the large waterproof knapsacks carried by Civil War troops. Our faithful replica is made of tarred canvas with leather straps just like the originals and has 2 main compartments, 13" x 17" and...

Made from cream colored leather, these Civil War enlisted men's gauntlets have wide cuffs without embroidery. Available in medium, large and extra large sizes. Also available in white leather gauntlets for union.

The M-1861 US Enlisted Frock Coat is the regulation dress coat for foot soldiers including infantry, heavy artillery, engineers, hospital stewards and ordnance department. The coat is made of “Federal” navy blue wool. The body and sleeves...

These national presentation colors were manufactured by the Evans & Hassall Company of Philadelphia for all the Union New Jersey regiments after 1863. Flag measures 3' x 5'.  It is double sided, made of indoor-outdoor Polyester and has...

The first version of the First Confederate National Flag (1861 - 1863) was adopted but never officially enacted. In their haste to have a flag prepared for the flag raising ceremony on March 4, 1861, the Confederate Congress neglected to formally enact...

The 13 Star Confederate flag was the official Civil War battle flag of the South and was in use from 1861-1865. The flag had 13 stars for the thirteen states in the Confederacy. This flag was first used in battle in December 1861. Legend states that...