Hats
This is a Georgia kepi probably UCV has a number 1 on it
for First Georgia. Kepi is very old could be from Civil War
or
just Post war.
First Georgia
handsewn stitching # 38 stamped on visor.
This is a Stetson UCV hat with cord and CV(confederate veteran),
hat band is missing.
20th century.
not for sale
Identified UCV Southern straw hat
This is nice turn of the century UCV straw hat very popular
in the South.
Identified 27th Alabama UCV kepi
Headband is missing has Alabama map buttons Scovill and Waterbury
Alabama Map buttons Scovill and Waterbury
Charles E. Harrington, Chaplin 3rd Regiment New Hampshire
Volunteers, organized Camp Berry
Concord, New Hampshire, old writting on sweat band inside.
Enlisted in the Civil War 9/9/1862 in Co. "A"
New Hampshire 16th Infantry, served in the 3rd, and mustered
out 8/20/1863 at Concord, N.H. His hat says he
was in the New Hampshire National Guard. This hat is a real
Civil War period Kepi.
This is a Confederate Red Artillery Kepi I'd to Arthur Lee
Rogers residence Loudoun County Va.
Va. Loudoun Light Artillery wounded at Chancellorsville,
Va. promoted to Major 9/26/1862.
His name is on the inside of the hat found at an antique
store in Loudon Co.Virginia. This had a very nice
blue liner inside that was torn out. Its funny this hat was
in this area 150 years.
Confederate Artillery Major kepi
Major A.L.Rogers
Virginia Loudon Light Artillery
Va.buttons missing?
Old gold trim around inside head band name inside sweat band
Had a light blue lining inside as well all missing except
remanants.
This is a Confedererate Georgia UCV butternut kepi.
It is hand sewen and in excellent condition. Some day I will
have these tested for sure.
This is an Authenic Confederate Forage Kepi Pre War 1850's.
It has period logos
South Carolina Volunteers. Has a name wrote inside Underwood
from a museum. It was
suspose to be with the South Carolina Calvary the only one
is J.J. Underwood 6th Calvary.
This one was sold a a UCV but it is REAL!
Emblem
South Carolina Volunteers
Confederate flower buttons
Lining is great looks real to me.
This recently came from Georgia as well and I feel it could
be a Rifflemans Kepi.
I have also been told it could be a Confedererate Marine
kepi. Any ideas ?
The constructions looks to be of Civil War and it is a green
Forage cap also has
a Green covered Canteen. I have never seen one before.
The liner is all hand stitched and looks to be correct for
that period.
I think this could be a real Confederate kepi also. The people
I got it from
said they didn't have any Yankees in their family.
Very old kepi buttons as well Eagle design.
This canteen came with it, Green! Is it a Riflemans canteen?
absolutely green
This is a Georgia UCV kepi with Georgia buttons came with
a Georgia Uniform
the pin (Confederate Veterans) was inside one of the pockets.
This is made
just like a real Confedererate kepi. Could be real.
Lining is missing hard to tell if it is real or UCV.
Very nice Virginia Kepi was used as UCV hat, this one has
a very old CSA Wreath
it has the screw on pin sort of like a Southern Cross.
definetly post war
Ridabock 1880's?
5th Virginia UCV Veterans hat, this is very rare, probably
from the late 19th century.
GAR Reunion hat with original Civil War buttons chained togather
with the front and back of buttons made
as a hat band, and a hat cord. This was made by a jewler
or something it is really nice missing one button.
This is a UCV or Indian War hat, has Artillery badge on front
with Artillery cord on hat.
Not for sale.
Artillery badge on front
Artillery Hat cord
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This is a Confedererate Lousiana Secession Cockade hat 1860's.
It is in fine condition.
This symbolized the new nation and susport of the Rebel Confederacy.
Very likely worn at the start of the war.
One of the nicest things I own. This one is really cool.
not for sale
Louisiana button on badge vintage 1860
Very old UCV kepi has South Carolina buttons and lining is
torn inside
you can read Baker-McKinney makers mark on crown. !870's
to 1880's.
South Carolina Buttons Company #4 Real Period Wreath?
Definetly post war.
Beautiful Lt. Grey Stetson with UCV wreath and hat cord 20th
century hat Post War.
Probably from the 30's or 40's
not for sale
lining is loose
Post War Hat is with Hanes uniform.
Beautiful 20th century Stetson dress hat all original
Has CV (confedereate veterans) logo with hat cord.
probably from the 30's.
not for sale
This hat came out of Bristol Virginia with insignia and hat
cord directly from family
Its just so cool to see these relics come out
not for sale at this time
Great confederate hat
up close
VA with leather peice
Artillery hat cord
Inside liner hand stiched
close up
HAT CORD WITH TRIM AROUND HAT
Original kepi from Middle Tennessee I'd , mothed pretty hard
at front of hat.
Not sure but the only L M Spencer enlisted 9/18/1862 at Handy,
Mi as a Private.
He mustered into "K" Co. Mi 4th Infantry. he was
discharged on 6/5/1865.
There are some other ones could take more research.
L.M. Spencer
Hat mothed in front.
some mothing around front
name inside of band
Nice GAR hat with orginal insignia and hat cord
US Officers Hat ( Slouch Hat ) with hat cord and Staff Officers
Insiginia
1860 era
not for sale
Henry Heath Beaver skin Top Hat with case you can see the
wear
from tipping his hat on the front.
This is a Civil War Bee Hive Hat, it has 1855 to 1865 insignia
and hat cord with it. It could be UCV
but I don't think so, Hat is broken on one side. Not for
Sale.
This superb artifact of Civil War military headgear is a
model 1860 french pattern infantry leather Shako that was
once part of Lee's headquarters museum in Gettysburg. Used
by union troops early in the war, this type Shako was on of
10,000 sets of uniforms purchased from the Godillot firm in
Paris and imported for the us market. Issued to the troops
with full dress, dark green-black feathers, now missing. Some
of the federal units know to wear these Shako's were the 62nd
& 83rd Pensylvania volunteers, 18th Mass. and regiments
in New York Excelsior brigade.
FLIV 1818 First Light Infantry Volunteers Chapeau
1870s
Original Beaver Skin Hat with Sheridan
Pin (blue paint for infantry) - came with West Virginia Uniform
Late 19th century or early 20th
century GAR Hat in MINT CONDITION with rain cap.
Rain Cover on Cap
Late War or Post War Navy bicorn
Hat with Plume
French Early 19th century artillery
hat around 1830's to 1840's with early eagle plate.
