Colonel Lamb’s corps of artillery for officers clothing
1780
MSS L2012F8 MB [Oversize]
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Title
Colonel Lamb’s corps of artillery for officers clothing
Published
[West Point, N.Y.] 1780
Description
2 leaves sewn together ; 39 x 60 cm. folded to 39 x 30 cm.
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MSS L2012F8 MB [Oversize]
Note
In a clerical hand.
Extensive accounting of clothing issued to appx. 20 named Captains & Lieutenants from March 1779-April 1780. While Continental Army enlisted men were issued uniforms, the officers were required to purchase theirs.
Tabular document details the cost and distribution of various articles, such as shoes, stockings, numerous types of cloth from coarse linen to silk, buttons, breeches, coats, etc. The artillery was considered the best-dress force in the army.
John Lamb was the commanding officer of the 2nd Continental Artillery Regiment.
Digitized image available, see URL.
Extensive accounting of clothing issued to appx. 20 named Captains & Lieutenants from March 1779-April 1780. While Continental Army enlisted men were issued uniforms, the officers were required to purchase theirs.
Tabular document details the cost and distribution of various articles, such as shoes, stockings, numerous types of cloth from coarse linen to silk, buttons, breeches, coats, etc. The artillery was considered the best-dress force in the army.
John Lamb was the commanding officer of the 2nd Continental Artillery Regiment.
Digitized image available, see URL.
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