Original U.S. Civil War General Officer’s Double Breasted Frock Coat with Velvet Cuffs & Collar - Gloves in Coattail Pocket m It is from the South

It is from the South of the Sudan and has 9" very tapered blade

The Battle of Tippecanoe is one of the most well-known Battles of the American Indian Wars

eagle “shield” brass button with back marks

It was also once owned by the ASTOR family late in the 19th century

- One German WWII HJ Shield Pin in White and Green

Original U.S. Civil War General Officer’s Double Breasted Frock Coat with Velvet Cuffs & Collar - Gloves in Coattail Pocket m It is from the SouthOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is one of the scarcest pieces of Civil War militaria we have ever offered, an original General Officers double breasted frock coat with velvet cuffs & collars, with both shoulder board posts still fully intact, making for a great display opportunity with some shoulder boards added. This coat is a strong example of a rarely encountered piece of clothing from the Civil War, Federal service. We likely wont ever see