![]() |
|
![]() |
![]() |
Civil War Uniforms |
This is a 3-column page. |
![]() |
|
COLOR CODE: The Union, and the Confederate used a color code on the uniforms to seperate the different branches. The colors they used were blue, yellow, and red. Red seperated the artillery, the yellow seperated the cavalry, and blue seperated the infantry. So if you look at a uniform, note what color sash or pant stripe the person is wearing. For if they are wearing a yellow trouser stripe you will know that the person is in cavalry. |
ITEMS OF WEAR: During the civil war the men had a lot of items of wear for their uniforms, but the basic items of wear was the sack coats or the frock coat or the great coat, or the shell jacket, trousers, shirts, boots/shoes, vests, and the kepi, forage or slouch hat (officers hat). The design and the color are different for each item depending on if you are on the Confederate or the Union, and if you are an officer, but the items of wear still look basically the same PICTURES: Sack Coat Frock Coat Shell Jacket Great Coat Trousers Boots&Shoes Vests Kepi Hat Forage Hat |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
By: Zoe
|