This Haversack replicates a Confederate Quartermaster Issued Haversack used by Francis R. Goulding who served in a Mississippi Cavalry Regiment. Goulding brought the Haversack home at the end of the war.
It is believed by Fredrick Adolpus, that the haversack was issued to him at the Confederate Hospital in Charolette.
This Haversack is typical of the Haversacks issued by the Confederate Quartermasters throughout the war.
This is a single bag made of accurate, study cotton and completely hand sewn, with a single bone button closure, our reproduction measures approximately 13 ¼ x 15 ½ inches some may vary slightly. The sling length is 50 inches long.
These are made by G.M. Whitla , so you do not need to sew together yourself from a KIT it's ready to use right away.
This Haversack replicates a Confederate Quartermaster Issued Haversack used by Francis R. Goulding who served in a Mississippi Cavalry Regiment. Goulding brought the Haversack home at the end of the war.
It is believed by Fredrick Adolpus, that the haversack was issued to him at the Confederate Hospital in Charolette.
This Haversack is typical of the Haversacks issued by the Confederate Quartermasters throughout the war.
This is a single bag made of accurate, study cotton and completely hand sewn, with a single bone button closure, our reproduction measures approximately 13 ¼ x 15 ½ inches some may vary slightly. The sling length is 50 inches long.
These are made by G.M. Whitla , so you do not need to sew together yourself from a KIT it's ready to use right away.
