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Date Posted: 06/ 5/05 10:53:59am
Author: Doug Cooper
Subject: Clarification
In reply to: Doug Cooper 's message, "Corinth Uniform Research" on 05/25/05 8:29:14pm

Gang - the stuff everyone wore for Mansfield is perfectly OK for Corinth, except for no federal uniform parts this time and let's keep the Monroe Depot overshirts to a minimum. Penitentiary jackets, frocks, civilian sacks, undyed or sheep's gray commutation jackets (like the Appler) are fine. The Missouri soldier photos I sent around with the Appler uniform photos are meant as a supplement. I believe Fred is making that jacket and trousers. Note that if someone has a mystery jacket that will be OK as a last resort, but please ensure it has metal buttons.

Doug Cooper

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