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US Infantry in the uniform worn by most units at Crysler's Farm. Although the 1813 regulations specified a plain blue coatee with lace only at the collar, few units received this coat until 1814. The leather "tombstone" shako, however, very quickly took hold, so many units found themselves with tombstone shakos and the old full-laced coatees during the middle part of the War. Furthermore, blue cloth was in short supply, so the laced coatees were distributed in various colors of drab, brown, and even black! Red facings were common.
US Line Mid-War, Advancing
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US Line advancing in the make-do uniform so prevalent in the middle of the war. It features the new .....
US Line Mid-War, Marching
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During 1813, the new leather shako was distributed much more quickly than the plain uniform coats sp.....
US MID-WAR LINE NCOs
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NCOs in the transitional uniform displayed by many units during the height of the war in 1813; it fe.....
US MIDWAR FLAGS AND DRUM
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Flagbearers and drummer in the transitional uniform prevalent in 1813 at the war's height. It featur.....
US MIDWAR INFANTRY FIRING
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US infantry firing and loading, wearing the transitional mid-war uniform that consisted of a laced c.....
US MIDWAR INFANTRY KNEELING
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US infantry kneeling and firing in the transitional uniform worn during the 1813 campaign season. It.....
US Officers With Tombstone Shakos, 1814
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US Officers in the 1814 officer with the leather "tombstone" shako. Three poses. This uniform has bl.....
