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Civil War Reenactors Listing
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Army of the Southwest
California
2nd California Cavalry
Colorado
2nd Colorado Regiment Volunteer Cavalry
Florida
1st U.S. Sharpshooters, Company F
The 1st U.S. Sharpshooters, Company F is an independent Civil War reenacting unit based out of the Tampa Bay area in West Central Florida.
Iowa
2nd Iowa Volunteer Cavalry
Cavalry unit based in Sumner, Iowa
3rd Iowa
Cavalry
By our portrayal, we remember and honor the men of Co. D of the Third Iowa Cavalry Volunteer Regiment. Our company has mounted and dismounted soldiers. Ladies do you have what it takes to be a man? We portray and honor the woman soldier hidden within the folds of Civil War history. We have civilian roles as well.
Are You, one who has that itch and been thinking about becoming a part of a unit? Please contact us.
3rd Iowa Light Field Artillery
4th Iowa Volunteer Infantry
7th Iowa Cavalry
Kentucky
9th Kentucky Volunteer Infantry
Michigan
Michigan's 1st Company of Sharpshooters
Brady's Sharpshooters
Missouri
The Turner Brigade
New York
2nd New York Volunteer Cavalry
Ninth New York Volunteer Cavalry Company B
North Carolina
34th North Carolina Company H
Ohio
6th Ohio Cavalry
Pennsylvania
3rd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery
Battery B
Company "C" 2nd Regiment
Berdan
Sharpshooters
Vermont
1st U.S. Sharpshooters, Company F
The 1st U.S. Sharpshooters, Company F is an independent Civil War reenacting unit based out of Central Florida portraying the Vermont Unit.
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Army of the Southwest
Alabama
15th Alabama CO. B
37th Alabama Company H
Alabama
Division of Reenactors
Florida
3rd Battalion Hardy's Brigade5th Florida Company Kilcrease Light Artillery
7th Florida Regiment, Company B C. S. A. Infantry "The Strawhats"
North Carolina
26th Regiment North Carolina
63rd North Carolina
Virginia
The New River Rifles 24th VA
First Virginia Cavalry
17th Virginia
Infantry 'Fairfax Rifles'
8th Virginia Volunteer Infantry Regiment
21st Virginia Infantry F
Company
57th Virginia Company C
1st Virginia Volunteer Infantry
Texas
7th Texas Calvary
Mississippi
Stanford's Mississippi Battery
Our unit potrays Stanford's Mississippi Battery, which was an actual Confederate Artillery battery named for it's original Captain, Thomas J. Stanford. Our Battery takes part in Living History, Reenactment, Memorial Services, Civil
War Grave Marker restoration and Battlefield preservation.
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Gettysburg Pennsylvania
Perryville Kentucky
Nature Coast Florida
Battle of Olustee Florida
Battle of Resaca Georgia
Princeton Illinois
Pierce Creek - Binghamton New York
Skirmish at Gamble House SC
Battle at Aiken South Carolina
Battle of Anderson South Carolina
Kronshage Park, Boscobel, Wisconsin
Statesville, North Carolina
Stanford's Mississippi Battery
1st U.S. Sharpshooters, Company F
Woolrich Civil War Artillery Blanket
- Wool blend 85% wool/15% nylon
- Hand wash or dry clean
- 70" x 84"
- Gettysburg Blanket style
- Fort Sumter Blanket
Deluxe Heavy-Duty Military Folding Cot
500 pound capacity
Heavy duty
aluminum frame comes with its own nylon carrying case. Opens to a comfortable 75" x 26" x 16" size |
The Civil War Reenactors' Encyclopedia
Besides his weapons, the
soldier needed a leather belt with a cap box for the percussion caps that fired his weapon, a box for his cartridges, a sling/scabbard for his bayonet, a haversack and/or knapsack to carry his rations and his few personal items
Reliving the Civil War
A Reenactor's Handbook
Excellent information on the reenacting
hobby
Reenactors Row
Supplies
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Civil War Music and Score This collection supplies enough sheet music for two full-length Victorian balls: over 70 different tunes, including all those from The Civil War Ballroom CD. Harmony parts are provided for over half the music, plus trumpet parts for seven pieces. All
music is from mid-nineteenth century sources, with source information for each piece. The introduction includes notes on how to play the music, ideas for instrumentation and sources for additional music and information.
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Hirams Honor Max R. Terman has masterfully crafted an engrossing novel that is difficult to set down. Once you begin reading, you are transported back nearly 150
years to the time of division, heartache, and chaos that became known as the American Civil War. His ancestor’s story comes to life in a fascinating new work that is certain to become a classic among historical novels.
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 7-Quart Dutch Oven with Iron Cover Just like an heirloom pan you
will find that even pineapple upside down cake doesn't stick to this surface. A perfect pot for making pot roast, simmering slow-cooked stews, or making your own soup stock. Cast Iron. A must for re-enactors campsites.
 Campfire Tripod Constructed of forged iron, this will hold Cast Iron Dutch Ovens. It's easy to
set up and has an adjustable 26" chain so you've got control of the heat. Holds up to 40 lbs.
 The Illustrated Directory of Weapons
Uniforms and Equipment of the Civil
War Wide-ranging display of artifacts from the Civil War will be an essential reference for collectors of military paraphernalia, wargamers, and anyone interested in military history. Weapons and uniforms of both the North and South have been photographed in vivid color for this book. Experts at West Point Military Academy and other
military history establishments approved the carefully researched and specially commissioned artwork of uniformed figures that appear in this directory
Civil War Confederate Revolver
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1861 Springfield Rifle
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Military Wool Blankets
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Cold Steel 1860 Cavalry Saber Sword
Metal Scabbard Authentic weight |
Lodge Logic Pre-Seasoned 15 Inch Cast-Iron Skillet
Large Skillet
with 2.25 inches in depth. This one is not for the standard home stove. Perfect for use on the Grill or over campfires when you are cooking for the "troops". Note opposite handle for easy use of this heavy skillet. |
Adult Confederate Officer Uniform
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Adult Union Officer Uniform
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The Civil War Catalog
More than 200 illustrations and restored photographs, all the
weapons, uniforms, and implements of battle. Packed with color photos of insignia, medals, kits, paper ephemera, rare uniforms, and personal equipment for all enlisted ranks. |
Don Troiani's Regiments and Uniforms of the Civil War
Individual units that earned their reputations on the battlefield and the distinctive uniforms they wore. In addition to 130 paintings of battle
scenes and individual figures, the book also includes more than 250 full-color photographs of the uniforms the soldiers wore and the accouterments they carried |
1860 Enfield Civil War Musketoon
This piece is a full-size non-firing
reproduction of the rifle used in the Civil War. The body is made of European hardwood |
Arms and Equipment of the Civil War
Marvelous
illustrations, the text describes what materiel was available to the armies and navies of both sides. Iron-clad gunboats, submarine torpedoes, and military balloons to pontoon bridges, percussion grenades, and siege artillery |
Kindle Available
Standard Catalog
of
Civil War Firearms
Over 700 photographs and a rarity scale for each gun, this comprehensive guide to the thousands of weapons used by Billy Yank and Johnny Reb will be indispensable for historians and collectors. |
Civil War Confederate
Suede Grey Kepi Hat
Civil War Union
Suede
Blue Kepi Hat
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Confederate Officer Adult Uniform
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Civil War Collector's Encyclopedia: Arms, Uniforms and Equipment of the Union and Confederacy
Comprehensive reference identifies and describes uses of more than
800 items. Arranged alphabetically by topic, subjects range from artillery accouterments and boats to tools and patriotic sheet music. |
Southern Cross Flag 
Used as a navy jack at sea from 1863 onward. This
flag has become the generally recognized symbol of the South.
Second Confederate Flag 
On May 1st,1863, a second design was adopted, placing the Battle Flag (also known as the "Southern Cross") as the canton on a white field. This flag was easily mistaken for a white flag of surrender especially when the air was calm and the flag hung limply. More
on Confederate Flags
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