The US Shell "Roundabout" Jacket is made from 15 oz. Navy Blue Wool and has a 9 Button Front of Federal Eagle Buttons. The jacket features straight sleeves with non-functional cuffs without buttons and a short standing collar. The Shell Jacket body lining is black cotton and the sleeve lining is natural cotton muslin. There is one inside pocket.

This US Shell Jacket is often called a "Roundabout". An untrimmed jacket, the Roundabout was a carry over from the Mexican War period. It was used by several Union States as their State Militia Uniform Jacket.

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The C&C Sutlery US Shell "Roundabout" Jacket is made from 20 oz. Navy Blue Wool and has a 9 Button Front of Federal Eagle Buttons. The jacket features straight sleeves with non-functional cuffs without buttons and a short standing collar. The Shell Jacket is FULLY LINED in natural muslin lining and has one inside pocket.

This US Shell Jacket is often called a "Roundabout". An untrimmed jacket, the Roundabout was a carry over from the Mexican War period. It was used by several Union States as their State Militia Uniform Jacket.

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Please allow AT MINIMUM 6-10+ weeks for delivery.

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The C&C Sutlery US Shell "Roundabout" Jacket is made from 20 oz. Navy Blue Wool and has a 9 Button Front of Federal Eagle Buttons. The jacket features straight sleeves with non-functional cuffs without buttons and a short standing collar. The Shell Jacket is UNLINED and has one inside pocket.

This US Shell Jacket is often called a "Roundabout". An untrimmed jacket, the Roundabout was a carry over from the Mexican War period. It was used by several Union States as their State Militia Uniform Jacket.

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Please allow AT MINIMUM 6-10+ weeks for delivery.

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This is a St. Louis Depot Mounted Services Jacket produced by the St. Louis Depot, a major supplier of jackets for Trans-Mississippi Federal cavalry and artillerymen during the war.

The jacket has the standard 6-piece body and 2-piece sleeve of the mounted shell jacket, but has some distinctive differences as well. This shell jacket is made from 20 oz Federal (Navy) blue wool, is lined with muslin, and has with an inside pocket. The jacket features an 11 button front (instead of 12) of US Eagle, 3/4" buttons. The jacket has 2 button functional cuffs and 2 buttons on each side of the standing collar and saber belt bolsters (pillows) on the back. The collar trim has SINGLE rows of tape. The collar, sleeve, front edge, bottom, back seams, and bolsters of the jacket are trimmed 3/8" tape denoting branch of service: red for artillery and yellow for cavalry.

The bolsters were set at the bottom of the rear/side seams and were designed to 'bolster' the weight of a saber belt which carried the pistol and saber of a mounted soldier. The mounted services jackets are typically longer than most other Civil War shell jackets as the belt needed ride above the bolsters.

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Please allow AT MINIMUM 8-14+ weeks for delivery.

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This C&C Sutlery Unlined and Untrimmed US Shell Jacket is made from 20 oz Navy Blue Wool, has a 7 button front of US Eagle, medium sized buttons. The jacket features straight sleeves with non-functional cuffs without buttons. The jacket has a standing collar.

Options for this jacket include:

• Epaulettes
• Belt Loops
• Exterior Pocket

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Please allow AT MINIMUM 6-10+ weeks for delivery.

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This C&C Sutlery Untrimmed US Shell Jacket is made from 20 oz Navy Blue Wool, in lined with Muslin, has a 7 button front of US Eagle, medium sized buttons. The jacket features straight sleeves with non-functional cuffs without buttons. The jacket has a standing collar.

Options for this jacket include:

• Epaulettes
• Belt Loops
• Exterior Pocket

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Please allow AT MINIMUM 6-10+ weeks for delivery.

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This US regulation shell jacket was worn by US Light Artillery units throughout the war. This jacket is trimmed in artillery red.

This shell jacket is made from 20 oz Federal (Navy) blue wool, is lined with muslin, and has with an inside pocket. The jacket has a 12 button front of US Eagle, 5/8" buttons. The jacket has 2 button functional cuffs and 2 buttons on each side of the standing collar and saber belt bolsters (pillows) on the back.  The collar trim has double rows of tape. The collar, sleeve, front edge, bottom, back seams, and bolsters of the jacket are trimmed 3/8" tape.

The bolsters were set at the bottom of the rear/side seams and were designed to 'bolster' the weight of an artillery saber belt which carried the pistol and saber of a mounted soldier. The mounted services jackets are typically longer than most other Civil War shell jackets as the belt needed ride above the bolsters.

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Please allow AT MINIMUM 8-14+ weeks for delivery.

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The US Regulation Shell Jacket was worn by US Light Artillery units throughout the war.

This US Shell Jacket is made from quality 16 oz Navy Blue wool and is trimmed in 3/8 inch Artillery Red wool tape. The jacket has a 12 button front of Federal Eagle buttons. The button holes are HANDSTITCHED. The jacket has 2 button functional cuffs and 2 buttons on each side of the standing collar and saber belt bolsters on the back. The body is lined in brown cotton and the sleeves are lined in unbleached muslin. There is one inside pocket. The collar trim has double rows of tape. The collar, sleeve, front edge, bottom, back seams, and bolsters of the jacket are trimmed in tape. The bolsters are rolled.

The bolsters were set at the bottom of the rear/side seams and were designed to 'bolster' the weight of an artillery saber belt which carried the pistol and saber of a mounted soldier. The mounted services jackets are typically longer than most other Civil War shell jackets as the belt needed ride above the bolsters.

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IMPORTED.

This US regulation shell jacket was worn by US Cavalry units throughout the war. This jacket is trimmed in Cavalry yellow.

This shell jacket is made from 20 oz Federal (Navy) blue wool, is lined with muslin, and has with an inside pocket. The jacket has a 12 button front of US Eagle, 5/8" buttons. The jacket has 2 button functional cuffs and 2 buttons on each side of the standing collar and saber belt bolsters (pillows) on the back.  The collar trim has double rows of tape. The collar, sleeve, front edge, bottom, back seams, and bolsters of the jacket are trimmed 3/8" tape.

The bolsters were set at the bottom of the rear/side seams and were designed to 'bolster' the weight of a saber belt which carried the pistol and saber of a mounted soldier. The mounted services jackets are typically longer than most other Civil War shell jackets as the belt needed ride above the bolsters.

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Please allow AT MINIMUM 8-14+ weeks for delivery.

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The US Regulation Shell Jacket was worn by US Cavalry units throughout the war.

This US Shell Jacket is made from quality 16 oz Navy Blue wool and is trimmed in 3/8 inch Cavalry Yellow wool tape. The jacket has a 12 button front of Federal Eagle buttons. The button holes are HANDSTITCHED. The jacket has 2 button functional cuffs and 2 buttons on each side of the standing collar and saber belt bolsters on the back. The body is lined in brown cotton and the sleeves are lined in unbleached muslin. There is one inside pocket. The collar trim has double rows of tape. The collar, sleeve, front edge, bottom, back seams, and bolsters of the jacket are trimmed in tape. The bolsters are rolled.

The bolsters were set at the bottom of the rear/side seams and were designed to 'bolster' the weight of an artillery saber belt which carried the pistol and saber of a mounted soldier. The mounted services jackets are typically longer than most other Civil War shell jackets as the belt needed ride above the bolsters.

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IMPORTED.

This is a US Shell jacket with Artillery Red Branch of Service PIPPING trim on the collar and cuff. The basic shell jacket is unlined and made from 20 oz Federal (Navy) blue wool, has a 7 button front of US Eagle, medium sized buttons. The jacket features straight sleeves with non-functional cuffs without buttons. The jacket has a standing collar.

Options for this jacket include:

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Please allow AT MINIMUM 8-14+ weeks for delivery.

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This is a US Shell jacket with Cavalry Yellow Branch of Service PIPING trim on the collar and cuff. The basic shell jacket is unlined and made from 20 oz Federal (Navy) blue wool, has a 7 button front of US Eagle, medium sized buttons. The jacket features straight sleeves with non-functional cuffs without buttons. The jacket has a standing collar.

Options for this jacket include:

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Please allow AT MINIMUM 8-14+ weeks for delivery.

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This is a US shell jacket with piped infantry sky blue branch of service trim on the collar and cuff. The shell is unlined and made from 20 oz Federal (Navy) blue wool, has a 7 button front of US Eagle, medium sized buttons. The jacket features straight sleeves with non-functional cuffs without buttons. The jacket has a standing collar.

The jacket in the above picture shows the OPTIONAL exterior pocket.

Options for this jacket include:

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Please allow AT MINIMUM 8-14+ weeks for delivery.

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This shell jacket was used by Dragoons from 1833 through 1850, including during the Mexican War time period. Prior to 1846, the Dragoons were the mounted service, later becoming the Mounted Rifles, and were re-designated "Cavalry" in 1861. This jacket is trimmed in Dragoon orange.

This shell jacket is made from 20 oz Federal (Navy) blue wool, is lined with muslin, and has with an inside pocket. The jacket has a 12 button front of US Eagle, 5/8" buttons. The jacket has 2 button functional cuffs and 2 buttons on each side of the standing collar and saber belt bolsters (pillows) on the back.  The collar trim has double rows of tape. The collar, sleeve, front edge, bottom, back seams, and bolsters of the jacket are trimmed 3/8" tape.

The bolsters were set at the bottom of the rear/side seams and were designed to 'bolster' the weight of a saber belt which carried the pistol and saber of a mounted soldier. The mounted services jackets are typically longer than most other Civil War shell jackets as the belt needed ride above the bolsters.

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Please allow AT MINIMUM 8-14+ weeks for delivery.

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This US regulation musician shell jacket was worn by US Light Artillery, Cavalry, and Infantry units throughout the war. Select Artillery red trim, Cavalry yellow trim, or Infantry blue trim.

This shell jacket is made from 20 oz Federal (Navy) blue wool, is lined with muslin, and has with an inside pocket. The jacket has a 12 button front of US Eagle, 5/8" buttons. The jacket has 2 button functional cuffs and 2 buttons on each side of the standing collar and saber belt bolsters (pillows) on the back. The collar trim has double rows of tape. The collar, sleeve, front, front edge, bottom, back seams, and bolsters of the jacket is trimmed 3/8" tape.

The bolsters were set at the bottom of the rear/side seams and were designed to 'bolster' the weight of a saber belt which carried the pistol and saber of a mounted soldier. The mounted services jackets are typically longer than most other Civil War shell jackets as the belt needed ride above the bolsters.

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Please allow AT MINIMUM 8-14+ weeks for delivery.

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The US Enlisted Musician Shell Jacket is made of 16 oz. Navy Blue Wool with Branch of Service 1/2 inch wool tape on the front, collar and the inverted "V" on the cuff. The Jacket is Single Breasted with a 9 Button Front of Federal Eagle Buttons. The Functional Cuff is closed with 2 small Federal Eagle buttons. All Button Holes are HAND STITCHED. The Jacket is lined in Black Cotton and the sleeves are lined in Natural Cotton Muslin. There is an inside breast pocket.

The bolsters were set at the bottom of the rear/side seams and were designed to 'bolster' the weight of a saber belt which carried the pistol and saber of a mounted soldier. The mounted services jackets are typically longer than most other Civil War shell jackets as the belt needed ride above the bolsters.

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Imported.

New York State militias and volunteers were issued distinctive uniforms instead of the US Government issued uniforms. The New York State Coat was adopted in April 1861 replacing the Frock Coat.

Distinctive features of this 8-button front Infantry shell jacket are the piped stand up collar, piped shoulder straps, and a single piped belt keeper loop on the left side. The tube sleeve has a non-functional cuff decorated with 2 buttons. This shell jacket uses New York State buttons. The bottom front edge is slightly curved. The jacket is lined with muslin and has an inside pocket. 

An exterior 'slash' left breast pocket at the forth button, inverted 'V" piping at the cuff, a 9-button front, or piping down the jacket front are options.

Click HERE to watch an EXCELLENT video about New York State Jackets. Video by The Civil War Guy.

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Please allow AT MINIMUM 8-14+ weeks for delivery.

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New York State militias and volunteers were issued distinctive uniforms instead of the US Government issued uniforms. The New York State Coat was adopted in April 1861 replacing the Frock Coat.

Distinctive features of this 8-button front Infantry shell jacket are the piped stand up collar, piped shoulder straps, and a single piped belt keeper loop on the left side. The tube sleeve has a non-functional cuff decorated with 2 buttons. This shell jacket uses New York State buttons. The bottom front edge is slightly curved. The jacket is lined with muslin and has an inside pocket. 

An exterior 'slash' left breast pocket at the forth button, inverted 'V" piping at the cuff, a 9-button front, or piping down the jacket front are options. The shell jacket in the pictures is shown with the optional 9-button front, left breast slash pocket, "V" cuff piping, and front piping.

Click HERE to watch an EXCELLENT video about New York State Jackets. Video by The Civil War Guy.

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Please allow AT MINIMUM 8-14+ weeks for delivery.

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The corps was organized under authority of General Order No. 105, U.S. War Department, dated April 28, 1863. The Invalid Corps of the Civil War period was created to make suitable use in a military or semi-military capacity of soldiers who had been rendered unfit for active field service on account of wounds or disease contracted in line of duty, but who were still fit for garrison or other light duty, and were, in the opinion of their commanding officers, meritorious and deserving. The title "Veteran Reserve Corps" was substituted for that of "Invalid Corps" by General Order No. 111, dated March 18, 1864.

The jacket is made from 20 oz. sky blue wool, is lined with muslin, and has one inside pocket. The jacket has a 12 button front of US Eagle 5/8" buttons. The jacket has 2 button functional cuffs and 1 button on each side of the standing collar. The trimmed epaulettes also feature one button each. The jacket is trimmed with dark blue 1/2" tape. The collar has a single row of double tape. The collar, jacket front edge and bottom, inverted "V" on the sleeves and epaulettes are all trimmed. The jacket back is plain and without bolsters. The sides are slit and trimmed.

Please Note: Chevrons can be made with Sky Blue Background.  If needed, please request rank when placing order.

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Please allow AT MINIMUM 8-14+ weeks for delivery.

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The C&C Sutlery US Shell Brooklyn Shell

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Please allow AT MINIMUM 6+ weeks for delivery.

The C&C Sutlery US Shell Rockhill & Wilson 72nd, 95th PA Zouave Shell is based off of the original pattern and is made from Navy Blue broadcloth. As per the original specifications, this jacket is trimmed with both 3/8" Red grosgrain tape and 1/8" Red soutache. Ball brass buttons adorn this jacket nicely. 

Rockhill and Wilson Clothiers was a clothing company in Philadelphia who had contract orders with the US Army. One such contract was for the 72nd and 95th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiments.  Both regiments wore Zouave uniforms; Rockhill and Wilson was one of the makers for these jackets. This jacket was cut in the Zouave style, trimmed in red tape and soutache.  A striking feature of this jacket is the sixteen 1/2" ball brass buttons sewn along the trimming, with two additional 1/2" ball brass buttons sewn onto each cuff.  Historically, the 72nd and 95th Pennsylvania Zouave jackets had a collar which was not seen on most other Zouave jackets.  This jacket is appropriate for those wishing to portray 72nd or 95th Pennsylvania Zouave impressions.    

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Please allow AT MINIMUM 6+ weeks for delivery.

The C&C Sutlery US 11th Indiana Zouave Shell is based off of the original pattern and is made from Navy Blue broadcloth. As per the original specifications, this jacket is trimmed with both 3/8" Sky Blue grosgrain tape and is decorated with 1/8" Sky Blue soutache. 

"The 11th Indiana Infantry Regiment originally wore a gray Americanized-Zouave uniform that quickly wore out after one year of service.  In designing a replacement uniform, Colonel Lewis Wallace considered Union blue, and an even more Americanized version of the Zouave jacket with integral vest.  The use of U. S. Army sky blue trousers was adopted but the distinctive red  kepi was retained.  This uniform was worn throughout the war with some individual modification as time wore on."

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Please allow AT MINIMUM 6+ weeks for delivery.