US Army Indian Wars INFANTRY PIPED M-1881 BLUE WOOL PULLOVER CAMPAIGN SHIRT WPG

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We also have this shirt available in Size 38, so please specify if you'd like that alternative size upon purchase.
US Army troopers out on the Plains in the Indian Wars faced long campaigns in winter and summer, enduring bitter cold and blazing heat in the untamed wilds of the American West. In 1881, the US Army experimented with colored piping on their campaign shirts to allow troopers' branch of service to be identified without the use of epaulets, chevrons, or hat cords. Original US Indian Wars Infantry piped campaign shirts are very rare today, so What Price Glory, the incomparable military reproductions house, has produced an exacting recreation. This US Army Indian Wars INFANTRY PIPED M-1881 BLUE WOOL PULLOVER CAMPAIGN SHIRT is a high quality MODERN REPRODUCTION by the famous What Price Glory. It's in MINT, unworn, new in the packaging condition, with absolutely no rips, holes, tears, or damage of any kind to the crisp dark blue 100% wool construction. Most interestingly, it's a roomy Size 40, boasts the classic Infantry light blue cotton piping around the collar, down the short front placket, across the chest pocket tops, and along the cuffs, and sports all of the black plastic buttons throughout. A beautiful representation of a US Army Indian Wars INFANTRY PIPED M-1881 BLUE WOOL PULLOVER CAMPAIGN SHIRT. Now celebrating over 20 years on eBay. Bid with confidence and please view our other great military, aviation, and sporting classics, including a German WW2 MWC LUFTWAFFE PILOT B-UHR AUTOMATIC WRIST WATCH in MINT, unworn, new in the box condition, sporting a crisp 60 minute/12 hour (outer/inner) white numbers black dial, and featuring the classic big "onion" crown and sweeping seconds hand with hacking function.
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