Small features like how you wear your hat enhance your Civil War uniform impression - without spending another cent. If you look at original photographs, you will see that soldiers wore in the American Civil War to the brim. The Indiana Jones brim downwards can not be found in photographs of the time.
Common colors of slouch hats were black, silver gray, brown and tan. Each felt hat will do the time. In general, they wore their hats on their heads.Sometimes the cock stretched to the site - but they do not push it back.
Men of the Victorian era wore hats all the time when they were out - unless they were starting as a sign of respect. Winter or summer - they wore their hats. Wheel hats and straw hats were worn in summer. I thought I might not have many pictures of hats. My theory is that the cold temperatures, with the disturbedchemical reaction in the photo developing.
I try to stay away from all that feel like my hat. Has brass, strings, pinning up the side of the hat would be the exception to the rule. I believe that a generic name is best. A generic fedora worn with medium height with a flat edge wither or hives may be slanted top with some kind of fold, or the hat to the side, what I have observed in most of the photographs often. Wearing up to the edge was the rage during this period.
CoachMcCoach has a Civil War reenactor in the 4th North Carolina Infantry, 2nd Virginia Regiment was, and 21 Virginia Company B. Coach has received the "Authenticity Award" from these companies several times for his Civil War uniform impression. Coach's Civil War uniform designs have been seen in the movies GETTYSBURG, Antietam Visitors Center, Andersonville.
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