Blue Uniforms Civil War at Elizabeth Ogilvy blog

Blue Uniforms Civil War. The union soldier's blouse and trousers were wool and dyed a dark blue until 1862 when the trouser color was altered to a lighter shade of blue. Regular union soldiers were issued with standard uniforms. Buttons and other insignia were used for the identification of rank. Army wasn’t about to change but the. A dark blue jacket with red. The typical uniform of the union soldier consisted of a blue forage cap with black leather visor (a hardee hat is shown here), a dark blue sack coat (flannel), blue wool trousers, and leather brogans. The civil war uniforms of union soldiers were predominantly blue. Uniforms at the beginning of the civil war, however, showed greater variety than. When the civil war broke out in 1861, most troops in the confederate army still had their federal uniforms, dyed in the blue of the union. The two sides are often referred to by the color of their official uniforms, blue for the union, gray for the confederates.

The union soldier's blouse and trousers were wool and dyed a dark blue until 1862 when the trouser color was altered to a lighter shade of blue. Army wasn’t about to change but the. The typical uniform of the union soldier consisted of a blue forage cap with black leather visor (a hardee hat is shown here), a dark blue sack coat (flannel), blue wool trousers, and leather brogans. The two sides are often referred to by the color of their official uniforms, blue for the union, gray for the confederates. The civil war uniforms of union soldiers were predominantly blue. Buttons and other insignia were used for the identification of rank. Uniforms at the beginning of the civil war, however, showed greater variety than. A dark blue jacket with red. When the civil war broke out in 1861, most troops in the confederate army still had their federal uniforms, dyed in the blue of the union. Regular union soldiers were issued with standard uniforms.

Union Civil War Uniforms

Blue Uniforms Civil War Regular union soldiers were issued with standard uniforms. Buttons and other insignia were used for the identification of rank. Uniforms at the beginning of the civil war, however, showed greater variety than. The two sides are often referred to by the color of their official uniforms, blue for the union, gray for the confederates. The typical uniform of the union soldier consisted of a blue forage cap with black leather visor (a hardee hat is shown here), a dark blue sack coat (flannel), blue wool trousers, and leather brogans. The civil war uniforms of union soldiers were predominantly blue. The union soldier's blouse and trousers were wool and dyed a dark blue until 1862 when the trouser color was altered to a lighter shade of blue. A dark blue jacket with red. Army wasn’t about to change but the. When the civil war broke out in 1861, most troops in the confederate army still had their federal uniforms, dyed in the blue of the union. Regular union soldiers were issued with standard uniforms.