Civil War reenactor's 100% cotton shirt white Large with pewter buttons

Under the Southern Cross

proudly presents another quality item at a great price!

This is a white shirt with fold down collar in Large.

Pewter buttons.

Underarm gusset.

Well made and generous in cut.

I am having trouble keeping these in stock, so don't let it get away!

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Hi,

My husband and I are both reenactors with an Headquarters staff, of which I am the cook. You can usually find me in camp cooking for anywhere between 8 to 16 guys. We are both old hands at camping in whatever weather is thrown at us.

We also present for Museums, National Parks, Historic Homes with the occasional Round Table and Invitation events. A number of Museums throughout the US have purchased my garments either for display or for their living historians to wear. We are first and foremost historians, and we LOVE what we do!

Our reputation is important to us, and we have worked hard to keep our prices fair and reasonable.

Any questions or queries, please feel free to contact us!

See my other listings for more great items!

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US Army War College Throw Blanket (100% Cotton)

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1st REGIMENT IRISH BRIGADE FLAG HEAVY COTTON CIVIL WAR

The Irish Brigade was an infantry brigade, consisting predominantly of Irish Americans, that served in the Union Army in the American Civil War. The designation of the first regiment in the brigade, the 69th New York Infantry, or the "Fighting 69th", continued in later wars. The Irish Brigade was known in part for its famous war cry, the "faugh a ballagh", which is an anglicization of the Irish phrase, fág an bealach, meaning "clear the way".

This is a new heavy duty cotton 3 feet by 5 feet flag with sewn and embroidered details.This flag has 2 grommets. The colors are dark green, reddish maroon banner, gold lettering and trim, and white.

Cotton flags are recommended to be displayed inside or outside on DRY days. I included several pictures with this auction to show the quality of this flag. I sell many types of flags and patches, ect. Check our my other items on EBAY.     The flag looks much better than this picture reflects. I sell many flags and am sure you will be pleased with this one. I usually ship merchandise as soon as payment is received. Email with any questions. Thanks for looking.

Shipping: This item will be shipped USPS Priority with tracking numbers.

WEEKENDS: I work many weekends at festivals, bike rallies, flea-markets, etc. Sometimes I go fishing. Your weekend emails may not be answered until Monday.

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US Army War College Throw Blanket (100% Cotton)

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ORIGINAL VIETNAM WAR ERA US ARMY COTTON SATEEN COVERALLS SIZE SMALL (42)

ORIGINAL VIETNAM WAR ERA US ARMY COTTON SATEEN COVERALLS SIZE SMALL (42)

This is an original pair of Men's Sateen Coveralls in size Small (42).  The label has a DSA stock number which dates these to the Vietnam War era.  These are well used but clean and surprisingly in pretty good shape with all buttons and straps still intact.  There is a hole in the bottom of the pant leg (see picture #3) and some light stains on one leg.  The name, "MARTIN" is stenciled over the left breast pocket as well.  I measured these out at:

Shoulder to Shoulder:  17"

Armpit to Armpit:  19"

Inseam:  26"

Waist:  15" (x2 equals a 30 inch waist)

I will also combine auctions and accept local pick up. I recently have been having good luck once again selling to some overseas locations. I will start to ship to Australia, Canada, Japan and might test other areas, but will still not ship to certain parts of Europe, noteably Germany, Italy and France nor will I ship to APO's. However, certain items CANNOT be shipped outside the United States such as military radio equipment. I will not bend, tweek or break any laws restricting the shipping of certain items. 

Comes from a smoke free home, feel free to ask questions.

PAYPAL ONLY, I will ship within 3 business days of receipt of payment.  I will only charge for shipping.  I will NOT charge or pad my auction with handling charges.  If there is an overcharge in shipping I will refund the difference. 

ABOUT HANDLING CHARGES: I still hate handling charges and view them as a loop hole for some unreputable sellers to increase their profits.  I won't use handling charges unless a buyer requests special services.   

ABOUT POSTAGE RATES.  I do refund any excess postage the eBay shipping calculator charges if and when it happens and it does.  If postage comes out to more, I eat that cost so I try to be careful about postage.  I never deliberately try to increase profit by boosting postage.  That has been suggested by a couple of people.  You know what?  Just because you had something shipped from somebody that came from someplace else cheaper doesn't mean it's that cost for all 50 states.  And size of the box determines excess postage sometimes.  When anything gets over 12 inches in width, length or depth some postage goes sky high.  That's why I OFFER OPTIONS, because some postage will be much cheaper.  I had one brainiack tell me something was outrageous and yes, the Priority shipping was very high, but if Dr. Spock there had bothered to look at the optional shipping he would have seen it could have been shipped three times cheaper via Parcel Post.  Sometimes when this happens and I notice it I try to bring that to the attention of the buyer and will refund if they made a mistake after payment.  You would be surprised to know how many people just accept Priority shipping without even thinking or looking at the optional shipping rates.

NO I WILL NOT GIVE A DAMAGE REFUND OR DISCOUNT if it's damaged in transit.  You DO have a FOURTEEN DAY RIGHT OF INSPECTION and return it (at buyer's cost) for a full refund of the auction bid amount.  I have had more than one person tell me they wanted some money back for damage they wouldn't prove.  Basically they wanted to get a kick back for what they bought.  It's doesn't mean I won't work with somebody if it's a reasonable request, but sometimes people just have to have a little something extra after all is said and done.  I try to pack things as best I can, and if I feel I was amiss on that I will gladly work with somebody.  Sometimes I forget people value boxes and packaging and I can feel their pain so if I feel I didn't package something good enough I am more than happy to work with someone.  Most of the time I am very careful although I do try to use whatever boxes I can find instead of buying them to keep from charging a handling fee. 

RESTRICTED INTERNATIONAL SALES AND NO APO ADDRESSES!   I'm sorry, but I've had to many problems shipping out of the United States and will not do so any longer, SEE ABOVE FOR EXCEPTIONS.  The last person I shipped to at an APO address turned out to be in Japan and that cost me $160.00.  I am VERY sorry if your kid has a birthday and a rare uncurable disease (I really had a buyer tell me this), but I am not here to save the world, only sell an item and it may not be fair to you to exclude you from this sale or sell it out from under everyone else, but I don't think it's fair to change the rules of an auction and cut everyone else out.  However, if I am offered enough to retire and buy an offshore island I might consider ending this auction early and ignoring my morals.  I try to be honest and fair, please don't ask me to do otherwise. 

PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED WITHIN 5 DAYS.  Or I will file a claim with eBay and relist item for sale.

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Reproduction U.S. Civil War Reenactors Soldier's Cotton Canvas Web Suspenders

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