C & D Jarnagin Company
New Products
We provide the finest quality, most authentic wares you can buy.
Our Workshops produce a full complement of Military Uniforms and Equipment,
as well as Men's Civilian Clothing.
#803R Mounted Rifleman's Coat
This is the 1850's coat. Dark blue with green trim.
Buttons are included in jacket price)
| Size 36-46 | $175.00 |
| Size 48 | $192.00 |
| Size 50 | $215.00 |
| #803B | To Sew on Buttons for Uniform Jacket $45.00 |


#ENF239 British Army NCO Sword belt (Snake Buckle) (Black Bridle or Waxed Leather) $159.00
(Provide Waist Measurement)



#BRIT45WB British pattern of 1845 cap pouch in whitened buff leather $65.00
This is the cap pouch that was carried on the cartridge box sling. This was the standard cap pouch until they were dropped in 1858 for the pocket on the side of the tunic. The white buff ones were issued to the line troops. There is not nipple pick supplied with this pouch. This pouch is complete hand sewn. Both the black and buff ones show up in pictures of Confederate troops.
#BRIT45HR British pattern of 1845 cap pouch in black bridle leather $70.00
This is the cap pouch that was carried on the cartridge box sling. This was the standard cap pouch until they were dropped in 1858 for the pocket on the side of the tunic. The black bridle ones were issued to the rifle regiments. There is not nipple pick supplied with this pouch. This pouch is complete hand sewn. Both the black and buff ones show up in pictures of Confederate troops.


Pre-War Militia Scabbard
#HS2504 Militia Scabbard for web shoulder sling. (fully hand sewn scabbard) $115.00
These are most known as Virginia scabbard but there are known pieces from Alabama that used the same type of webbing gear.
Made in black only. (Specify if you are using the 1842, 1855 Springfield, or an original bayonet)




Pictures of an original Pre-War Scabbard



These were made post war as well and there are differences. The most obvious are the differences in the frog. The later ones were made with a two piece frog.
Wool Over Shirt
Wool Over Shirt $95.00
This shirt is available in gray or dark blue wool (Specify). Pocket placement and trims may vary so you may specify your wishes when ordering.
This should be a fairly long shirt. When ordering specify neck, chest, sleeve and length from base of neck to tail. We allow for the fact that the shirt fits over everything else.

#CS290 Early Confederate waist belt (billeted belt) (Black or London (russet)) $49.95
This waist belt is 2" wide and uses a 1 1/2" roller buckle for closure.
Natural steel buckle shown in picture but belt
will comes with black painted buckle.
(Provide Waist Measurement)


Here is a picture of the belt in the English imported "russet" color. This new color is called "london color"
To see more information on russet colors please follow this link.
#OS251 Wellborn, Nichols, & Oliver 1850 Cap Pouch $75.00
This reproduction is copied from the original example found in the Atlanta History Center. $5.00 of each sale is donated to the History Center for preservation of the military collection.
This pouch is made in the English Color; a common color found on russet leather imported from England during the Civil War. Shipping records including those at the ordnance Bureau's main port of entry at Wilmington show huge numbers of "cases", "bundles", "bales", "boxes", and "rolls" of leather came through the Blockade throughout the war. Still more more arrived through Charleston, Mobile, Savannah, Galveston, Apalachicola and Matamoros Mexico. (For more information on this russet color and several other look for the upcoming article from Ken Knopp and David Jarnagin)


http://www.atlantahistorycenter.com/
#MX306 Mexican war Knapsack $265.00
This knapsack is based on the article published by Fred Gaede in the Company of Military Historian's Journal. This knapsack has extensive hand work in the construction of the bag. This is knapsack come with the hand sewn leather back straps. This was was a copied by the confederates (N. B. Johnston, 1st Virginia Artillery, ANV).
The knapsack is described as a "foldover type knapsack; made of oil cloth covered canvas," a style commonly attributed to Confederate use.


Front Pocket

Back of knapsack

The inner bag

Detail of the hand work

Hand sewn button holes


Chest Strap
Preservation Wax
#PW124 Preservation Wax $12.95
This is specially designed product to give you maximum life out of your leather items. This is the clear wax, for use on russet items. This wax contains a natural mold and mildew inhibiter, along with protection from insect damage.
#BPW125 Black Preservation Wax $14.95
This is specially designed product to give you maximum life out of your leather items. Lamp black has been added to help maintain the black color of your leather items. This wax contains a natural mold and mildew inhibiter, along with protection from insect damage.
Leather Preservation Please follow this link for more information on the care and feed of leather.
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