Uniforms of the United States Army, Group I - 1774-1783, and Group II - 1777-1799 [prints]
P&E L1960.831 [mod]
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Title
Uniforms of the United States Army, Group I - 1774-1783, and Group II - 1777-1799 [prints]
Description
8 colored photomechanical prints ; on sheets 43 x 34 cm.
Call Number
P&E L1960.831 [mod]
Note
Illustrations of soldiers in the uniforms of the organization and periods cited. Group 1--1774-1783, has four plates labeled: I, 1774-1775, Independent company organizations; II, 1776-1779 Miscellaneous organizations continental army; III, 1779-1783, Commander in chief, aide de camp, line officers, etc.; and, IV, 1779-1783 Infantry continental army. Group 2--1777-1799, also has four plates labeled: V, 1777-1783, Artillery; VI, 1782, Light infantry; VII, 1783-1796, Infantry & artillery; and VIII, 1796-1799, Infantry & musicians. There are two pages of accompanying text, one for each group.
Gift of Capt. Wm. Jeffries Chewning, Jr., and son and sucessor of Wm. Jefferies Chewning and daughter Margaret Couzeus Chewning, now Mrs. Stacey Albert Siders.
Gift of Capt. Wm. Jeffries Chewning, Jr., and son and sucessor of Wm. Jefferies Chewning and daughter Margaret Couzeus Chewning, now Mrs. Stacey Albert Siders.
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