Original U.S. Civil War 1864 Pattern Light Artillery Shako with Plume & Cords by Horstmann Brothers & Co. - Size 3 Replica Non-Firing Pistols & Rifles Brooks in command

Brooks in command

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Original U.S. Civil War 1864 Pattern Light Artillery Shako with Plume & Cords by Horstmann Brothers & Co. - Size 3 Replica Non-Firing Pistols & Rifles Brooks in commandOriginal Item. Only One Available. When the Hardee hat became the regulation headgear for all branches of service in the 1850s, some companies of light artillery adapted quickly, and others preferred the old pre 1851 Mexican War style Ringgold pattern shakos. Interest in the traditional headgear of the light artillery resurfaced from time to time during the Civil War. In 1863, a New York battery in North Carolina even requested them. So, in January