Original U.S. Civil War Era Connecticut General Officer’s Double-Breasted Frock Coat with 1870s Connecticut State Buttons nChannel across Europe and into Germany

across Europe and into Germany at Aachen through the end of the war

-Pickelhaube M1915 Helmet shell with full liner and leather tie string

They are a testament to the craftsmanship of the era and a true representation of early America

King Ludwig II

passed away in the Ottawa Civic Hospital on 27 September 1951

Original U.S. Civil War Era Connecticut General Officer’s Double-Breasted Frock Coat with 1870s Connecticut State Buttons nChannel across Europe and into GermanyOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a late Civil War General Officers double breasted frock coat, one of the nicest we have offered. This example is fitted with Connecticut State buttons from the 1870s, so it certainly saw some post war use. All of the buttons are backmarked with the Waterbury Button Company, of Waterbury, Connecticut. The coat is constructed of a fine grade of English, broadcloth wool, in a deep, indigo