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Hey Vern, while watchin Gods and Generals........

Jim West Pa

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I realized that there were very many different Companys from states all over.
Not to meantion all the local and other wise not really talked about 'imports' if you will.
In yer elic huntin, is it feasable to expect to find various accoutrements from all these other Companys
as well as from the other not often spoken about or meantioned smaller Companys and or outfits ?
 
Taking better condition shoes, pants, jackets and weaponry off of the dead was just act of survival and not meant to be disrespectful. Once the war was over and everyone tried to get back to some sort of normalcy, it's possible that a Connecticut coat went back to Michigan or a Pennsylvania coat went to Maine. It was merely an act of self-preservation. The South had it even worse because even though they were the principal producers of cotton, the textile operations were in the North so late in the war, the South was one rag, tag group of soldiers and they were forced to scavenge and wear whatever they could fit into.
 
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