Uniforms & Equipment
Biscuit Bakers and Camp Kettles: Notes on Confederate Mess Equipment
By Craig Schneider
Examination of Original Tools Excavated from Federal Camps
By Paul A. Boccadoro
Fly Tents and Shelter Halves: Confederate Tent Production in Richmond
By Craig Schneider
Fouled Muskets Revisited
BY Dr. Lawrence E. Babits
Hollow Ware Production of the Richmond Stove Works During the Civil War
By Andrew J. Bentley
How to Make Your Own Inexpensive Contractor Stamps
By Paul A. Boccadoro
“I am rigged in a splendid suit of blue…”: Interpreting Richmond Depot Clothing from a Material Culture Paradigm
By Richard M. Milstead, Ph.D.
John and George Gibson, House Carpenters and Builders – Providers of Buttons for the Richmond Clothing Bureau
By Richard M. Milstead, Ph.D.
Notes on Commissary Cooking and Equipment: 1861-1865
By Cody J. Harding
Photographic Compilation of Common Tools Being Used in the Field
By Paul A. Boccadoro
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Richmond Arsenal Saber Belts
By Thomas Mc(Neill) Rose III and Craig Schneider
Richmond Clothing Bureau Caps of 1861-1863
By Craig Schneider and Conor Timoney
Richmond Depot Jackets: Characteristics, Anomalies, & Myths - A Comparison Study of Fifteen Original Examples
By Richard M. Milstead, Ph.D.
(in 3 parts, image heavy)
Richmond Depot Clothing – Volume II, Characteristics and Anomalies: More Jackets, Pants, Drawers, and Shirts
By Richard M. Milstead, Ph.D.
(in 3 parts, image heavy)
Rubber Poncho and Blankets from the Union Transport Maple LeaF
By Lawrence E. Babits
Stud Covers and Scalloped Shoulder Strap Ends on Early Federal Knapsacks
By Paul A. Boccadoro
“What They Wore.” Recreation of two uniform jackets linked to the Battle of Spotsylvania
By Richard M. Milstead, PhD.
(in 3 parts, image heavy)
