C. S. Accoutrements
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FEATURES INCLUDED AT NO EXTRA CHARGE
- Hand Applied Period Finish
- Hand Made Cartridge Box Tins Are Included At No Extra Charge
- Hand Stitching with correct thread and stitches per inch
- All hardware is period correct of correct materials and design
Featured Item -Louisiana Waist Belt Plate
The Louisiana Waist Belt Plate featured here is made just as the originals were being made before the fall of New Orleans, Louisiana. Unlike the reproductions currently being offered these are not cast brass but actually made by the stamping process used on original plates. Thus the pelicans, stars and wreath design of the brass belt plate is very crisp and clear. The plate is then lead filled and has the belt hooks on the back attached in the same manner as the original New Orleans Louisiana Waist Belt Plates. This attention to detail and historic accuracy make these plates a great addition to your impression or Civil War belt plate collection.
The Louisiana Waist Belt Plate featured here is made just as the originals were being made before the fall of New Orleans, Louisiana. Unlike the reproductions currently being offered these are not cast brass but actually made by the stamping process used on original plates. Thus the pelicans, stars and wreath design of the brass belt plate is very crisp and clear. The plate is then lead filled and has the belt hooks on the back attached in the same manner as the original New Orleans Louisiana Waist Belt Plates. This attention to detail and historic accuracy make these plates a great addition to your impression or Civil War belt plate collection.
Wellborn, Nichols & Oliver Set
This set made by Wellborn, Nichols & Oliver of Dalton, Georgia consisted of a Waist Belt with Buckle, Cap Pouch, Tin Tip Bayonet Scabbard and Cartridge Box. Historic Note: General McCulloch's Troops were know to have received 2,500 of these sets in the Fall of 1861 prior to the Battle of Pea Ridge. Click here to view copies of the Invoice, Abstract of Issues and Shipping Records relating to this issue to McCulloch's Troops.
Wellborn, Nichols & Oliver Accoutrements are available as a full set or you may order individual pieces.
Save on shipping by selecting the full set or a combination of individual Wellborn, Nichols & Oliver Accoutrement items.
Save on shipping by selecting the full set or a combination of individual Wellborn, Nichols & Oliver Accoutrement items.
Invoice, Abstract of Issues and Shipping Records relating to this issue to McCulloch's Troops.
Back Side Of The Wellborn, Nichols & Oliver Cartridge Box & Shoulder Belt
Wellborn, Nichols & Oliver Two-inch Brown Belt with Iron Roller Buckle.
This is our own shop made, correct period buckle,
not a modern factory buckle.
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Bottom of The Wellborn, Nichols & Oliver Cartridge Box & Cap Box With Turned Brass Finials
Wellborn, Nichols & Oliver Makers Mark
Wellborn, Nichols & Oliver Bayonet Scabbard
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The Wellborn, Nichols & Oliver Cap & Cartridge Boxes showing the distinctive makers mark.found on the originals.
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Atlanta Arsenal Set
The Atlanta Arsenal in Atlanta, GA was a major supplier of materiel to the Confederate Army. It produced both ammunition, accoutrements and materials. In 1863-64 the Atlanta Arsenal employed nearly 5,500 men and women. A good western Confederate impression should always contain a set of Atlanta accoutrements.
The Atlanta Arsenal Accoutrements are available as a full set or you may order individual pieces.
Save on shipping by selecting the full set or a combination of individual Atlanta Arsenal Accoutrement of items.
The Atlanta Arsenal Accoutrements are available as a full set or you may order individual pieces.
Save on shipping by selecting the full set or a combination of individual Atlanta Arsenal Accoutrement of items.
About the markings: Specimens are known with 1862 and 1863 dates. An arced stamp is observed on the original cap pouch while straight line stamps have been found on the cartridge box inner flaps.
The Atlanta Arsenal Set Shown On The Waist Belt With Cast Brass C. S. A. Belt Plate.
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Atlanta Arsenal Cartridge Box
Back Of The Atlanta Arsenal Cartridge Box Showing Both Shoulder Belt Loops and Waist Belt Loops
Narrow C. S. Shoulder Belt Used On This Set
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Atlanta Arsenal Cap Box With Large Markers Mark On Flap
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Magee, Horter & George or Magee & George ?
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Magee, Horter & George Louisiana Set
C. S. Arsenal Baton Rouge Accoutrement Set
This C. S. Arsenal Baton Rouge La. Arsenal Set is a detailed copy of an original accoutrement set consisting of Cartridge Box, Cap Pouch, and a Waist Belt complete Fork Tongue Frame Buckle. We were the first to reproduce these sets, our copies were viewed by the owners of the original and judged first rate. I was told that Confederate made ammunition such as the .58 Gardner bullet fits perfectly in the tins.
The Cartridge Box has Waist Belt Loops only. This box was based on the measurements for the U.S. pattern of March 1857. Roughly speaking, a .58 caliber box that is about one-half inch short. The set was originally issued with two styles of Cap Boxes, either square flap or the 1850 style. Both style boxes have double waist belt loops. Choose one when ordering
The Cartridge Box has Waist Belt Loops only. This box was based on the measurements for the U.S. pattern of March 1857. Roughly speaking, a .58 caliber box that is about one-half inch short. The set was originally issued with two styles of Cap Boxes, either square flap or the 1850 style. Both style boxes have double waist belt loops. Choose one when ordering
View of the inside of the C. S. Baton Rouge Cartridge Box
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C. S. Arsenal Baton Rouge LA Mark
Cap Box available in Square Flap Above or 1850 Standard Below
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Magee & George Accoutrement Sets
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What impressions need Magee & George Accoutrements? 1--You need Magee & George if your unit was issued accoutrements after September 1861 when Horter left the partnership. 2--Any troops who drew accoutrements though the Memphis, Tennessee Ordnance Depot from December 1861 thru June 1862. 3--Every Missouri Confederate soldier from December 1861 to March 1862. Enough accoutrements were purchased that every Missouri soldier, either Confederate or State Guard could have had two sets. |
Magee & George New Orleans Makers Mark
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Missouri Magee & George Accoutrement Sets
Missouri Magee & George Accoutrements Set #1 and Missouri Magee & George Accoutrements Set #2
Both of these Missouri accoutrements sets were stamped with the Magee & George makers mark. Every Missouri Confederate soldier from December 1861 to March 1862. Enough accoutrements were purchased that every Missouri soldier, either Confederate or State Guard could have had two sets.
Both of these Missouri accoutrements sets were stamped with the Magee & George makers mark. Every Missouri Confederate soldier from December 1861 to March 1862. Enough accoutrements were purchased that every Missouri soldier, either Confederate or State Guard could have had two sets.
Magee & George Memphis Contract Accoutrements Set
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Only fragmentary examples of the supposed Memphis contract sets are known to exist. Our Memphis Tennessee Ordnance Depot Magee & George set contains the Cartridge Box, Cap Box, Shoulder Belt, Waist Belt with C.S.A. Brass Plate and a Brass Tipped Bayonet Scabbard.
These Magee & Georgeboxes were issued out of the Memphis, Tennessee Depot from December 1861 to June of 1862. The Cartridge Box has an outer flap made of two pieces of leather.(laminated). It has both shoulder and waist belt loops and a tool pouch. The cartridge boxes are .58 caliber and come complete with tins at no extra charge. The Cap Box comes complete with the tins at no extra charge. 
The cartridge box in the Magee & George Memphis Set has both shoulder belt and waist belt loops.
belt loops
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Special Houston Depot Accoutrement Set
We have been asked for a set that includes the Houston Depot Cartridge Box, a Cap Pouch, a Bayonet Scabbard and a Belt that could be used as a set.
THIS IS NOT A KNOWN SET THAT THE HOUSTON DEPOT ISSUED. But it is comprised of the Houston Cartridge Box and a russet brown colored Cap Pouch, Bayonet Scabbard and Single Billet Belt that will make good companions for the Houston Box. Again this is NOT AN ISSUED SET but is offered for the convenience of our customers who have requested we offer a set with the Houston Box.
The large CS and Ordnance Department mark found on the original Cartridge Boxes are strikingly reproduced on this box. The box is approximately .69 caliber. The belt is a russet colored Single Billet Belt with 7/8 inch roller buckles.
THIS IS NOT A KNOWN SET THAT THE HOUSTON DEPOT ISSUED. But it is comprised of the Houston Cartridge Box and a russet brown colored Cap Pouch, Bayonet Scabbard and Single Billet Belt that will make good companions for the Houston Box. Again this is NOT AN ISSUED SET but is offered for the convenience of our customers who have requested we offer a set with the Houston Box.
The large CS and Ordnance Department mark found on the original Cartridge Boxes are strikingly reproduced on this box. The box is approximately .69 caliber. The belt is a russet colored Single Billet Belt with 7/8 inch roller buckles.
Back of the Houston Cartridge Box showing belt loops.
Views of the Russet Cap Box that is paired here with the Houston Cartridge Box
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