C & D Jarnagin Company, Civil War uniforms and civilian clothing and equipment, French and Indian War Uniforms and equipment, Revolutionary War Uniforms and equipment, War of 1812 Uniforms and equipment, War Of 1812

C & D Jarnagin Company

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We provide the finest quality, most authentic wares you can buy.
Our Workshops produce a full complement of Military Uniforms and Equipment, as well as Men's Civilian Clothing.

Our Uniforms, Leather Accoutrements, Footwear and Tinware are made right here in

our shops in Corinth, MS, by a small staff of American craftspeople.

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SPRING CLEANING SALE

It is spring and we are doing a little cleaning up of items around the shops. We have put up several pages with items that are on sale, please follow these links and save yourself some money.

Clearance Clothing from all Periods

Due to the relatively small amount of people involved in reenacting the 1812 era, there are many items that are just not available and the development of new items is somewhat lacking. These needs must be made up by the ingenuity and imagination of the hobbyists.

Military personae to be recreated are US Regular Infantry, Regular Artillery, Regular Rifle Regiments, Eastern Military Uniform, and Frontier Militia in local costume. A typical American force consisted of a corp of Regulars and a mass of Militia. Good Militia impressions, therefore, are very necessary. Even the Frontier Militia was issued very many military items.

The typical Regular of the War of 1812 might look as follows:

Uniform Coatee, white linen shirt, black neck stock, straight bottom trousers, half gaitors, low quarter shoes, shako, cartridge box with white buff sling, white buff baldric for bayonet scabbard, haversack, knapsack, tin canteen.

Legging bottom trousers, fatigue jackets, Rev War period knapsacks and wooden canteens have been noted as being used exclusively. Winfild Scotts whole Brigade in Canada was clothed in fatigue jackets and trousers for battle.