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New! Now available French Infantry and Marine demi-giberne or Cartridge Pouch 1750 to 1765. See our Leather Goods section for details.

Now available Complete British Infantry Cartridge Pouch, Belt, and Waistbelt. Click here for details.

British

ACC001	Belly Box The belly box we reproduce is based an original George II belly box in the Parks Canada collection. They are made from fine imported oiled leather and stamped with a gold G ² R and crown. You will be proud of this item. Belly Box...........$47.00US ($49.00CAN)
Kidney Shaped TIN001	Tin Canteens (stainless steel) The kidney shaped tin canteen is available. This design was used extensively from the Seven Years War to the end of the American Revolution. Even in the War of 1812, stores returns show them being issued to British soldiers. As always based on originals (archaeological finds). Tin Canteen.......$39.50US ($49.00CAN)
TIN004	Matchcase 1743-1768 The brass matchcase served to hold a smoldering match cord when it was being used to ignite grenades. When grenades became obsolete, the matchcase remained on the belts of the grenadiers as an ornament. Based on two originals uncovered at the Fortress Louisbourg, the matchcase is made from brass and is handcrafted by our tinsmith to the proper dimensions. It is completed with a hand-turned to hardwood plug. Matchcase...........$75.00US ($95.00CAN) Image of Matchcase
HAT008	British Mitre Cap 1743-1763 Considerable research went into the designing of this item. A number of original mitre caps were examined to come up with the most accurate representation of this significant item to date. Materials consist of custom dyed wools of the proper weight and weave, woolen tape trimmings with regimental worm, natural flax linen from Ireland, and heavy felted Icelandic yarn for the woolen tassel. Each mitre cap is hand sewn and constructed in every detail to match that of the originals, and is custom-made to the your head size. This item is perfect for the study or office of any military collector or historian. Presently mitre caps for the 40th and 60th are available. However if there is a particular regiment you are looking for please do not hesitate to enquire. HAT008 Mitre Cap......$295.00US ($435.00CAN) each Image of Mitre Cap (8K)

British Infantry Uniform and Equipment 1751-63

We researched and constructed for the Canadian War Museum a complete uniform for the 40th Grenadiers as it appeared in 1759. This included the following:

Mitre cap, neck roller and buckle, waistcoat, breeches, gaiters, leather tops, coat complete with regimental lace, buff leather belting complete with proper split and lift stitching, cartridge pouch, wooden "belly" box with GR cypher stamped in gilt on it, and 1751 pattern hanger.

Contact us for a quotation on any or all of the above items.

Image of a 40th Grenadier (11K)

British Other Ranks Pewter Button

Molded from an original, this button is available to you for $1.05US each

French

French Navy Officer Uniforms

A number of navy uniforms were made for the Canadian War Museum for the celebration of the 250th anniversary of the first siege of the Fortress of Louisbourg. These uniforms were made of superfine wool from England and gilt metal lace from France. All the visible seams were handsewn and in every other regard up to museum standards. Cocked hats, coats, waistcoats, breeches, shirts, stockings, buckled shoes, neck cloths were all supplied.

Detail of Admiral's Coat (24K)

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