A guy named Goodyear has some really bang up combs available, and unbreakable too. A little sandpaper will go a long way toward creating a more authentic comb.
We would have to agree with you there! The haversack was dominated by the hardtack ration for the most part. But there are accounts of soldiers filling their knapsacks with hardtack (Chancellorsville for example) leaving more room in their haversacks for other items they may use often! We appreciate the comment!
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Reenacting in the early 2000s was awsome more reenactors from all states.
A guy named Goodyear has some really bang up combs available, and unbreakable too.
A little sandpaper will go a long way toward creating a more authentic comb.
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Haversacks only contained your rations and your utensils.
That was back then. today We don't do a lot of camping or marching so to fill it up with food not necessary any more.
We would have to agree with you there! The haversack was dominated by the hardtack ration for the most part. But there are accounts of soldiers filling their knapsacks with hardtack (Chancellorsville for example) leaving more room in their haversacks for other items they may use often! We appreciate the comment!
where did you get your journal?
I had bought it from a sutler during a reenactment, but Sutler of Fort Scott is a great place to look for writing equipment!