Catalogue (please note: all prices are in Canadian dollars.
Ontario Residents must pay 8% Provincial Sales Tax)
Regimental Jackets:
Our Enlisted Man's regimental jackets are made of 23 oz. wool melton. The body of the jacket is lined with white or buff woolen cloth, depending on your regiment's facings. All visible stitching is done by hand using linen thread.
Base Price: $500.00 for centre company jackets. Buttons, lace, and facings provided by customer. Lace applied in regimental pattern, buttonholes made, holes made for button shanks, two pockets OR two pockets and false pockets for light infantry.
Grenadier OR Light Infantry Wings: Lace provided by customer. Add $50.00
Bastion Lacing: Lace Provided by customer. Add $50.00
Completely handsewn jacket: Add $200.00
For Rifles and Artillery uniforms, please call us.
Uniform Trousers:
23 oz. grey wool. Hot but hard wearing. No pockets. All visible stitching done by hand using unbleached linen thread. A one and one half inch slit on the outside seam on each leg. Plain pewter buttons.
Price: $140.00
Shirts:
100% bleached linen. Cool and beautiful. All visible seam hand sewn using bleached linen thread. Body and sleeve seams are flat-felled for strength and there no exposed seams inside or out. Period construction techniques are used throughout. These are big shirts reaching down to mid-thigh. This shirt is shown with the optional breast ruffle.
Price: $100.00
Breast Ruffle: add $20.00
Fatigue Uniforms:
We use 23 oz. white melton wool to make our fatigue jackets and caps. Buttons and facings are provided by the customer. The jackets are unlined. Buttonholes are made as are holes for the button shanks. All visible stitching is done by hand using linen thread.
Price: $100.00
Fatigue hats are the customary infantry nightcap style and come in small, medium, or large. The customer provides the facing material.
Price: $30.00
"Tea-cozy" and "Pork-pie" fatigue caps are also available. Below is a cavalry variant.
Price: $40.00
Shako Covers:
Flat black painted canvas (either linen or cotton depending on availability). For either the stovepipe (pictured) or the belgic. Please specify which. One size.
Price: $25.00
Haversacks:
Based on originals found at Fort York in Toronto, Ontario, these haversacks are faithful in size, construction and material. Unbleached linen osnaburg, unbleached linen thread, and pewter buttons make these virtually indistinguishable from the originals. Stamped with the BO cipher on the rear. GR cipher also available.
Price: $40.00
Greatcoats:
Canadian style (eight buttons, two pockets). Picture shows early five-button variant.
Price: Unlined: $250.00 Lined: $350.00
Hussifs (Housewives)
These are handy things to have indeed. Each comes with four pins, four buttons, three needles, black thread, NQW (not quite white) thread, and a small pair of shears. Small enough to carry in a pocket, it fits easily in a haversack.
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Price: $12.00
Fobs
An accessory that lends a touch of elegance (and makes it easier not to miss drills, battles, or lunch). All you do is add the watch. Or keys. Or cellphone. Simply clip the item onto the fob and drop it into your vest pocket or watch pocket. Leave the grosgrain ribbon hanging out for rakish charm and easy access and you're Beau Brummel!
Currently available in claret red or navy blue.
Price: $5.00
Leather Coin Purse
If you were lucky enough to have any coin, this is likely were you would keep it. The poor had none, the wealthy did almost everything on account. Made in a variety of natural colours.
Price: $10.00
Workman's Cap
Worn by artisans, craftsmen, and tradesmen. A simple, comfortable cap made of linen and cotton. Makes a good night cap too. Size adjusts by rolling the brim. Made in a variety of colours, all period correct.
Price: $20.00
Leather bound Notebooks
Add to your interpretation as a Sergeant or Officer. Now you can not only "Take that man's name!" but you can write it down in this leatherbound notebook. It comes with thirty-two leaves of not quite white paper. However, if you're an especially stern disciplinarian and take a lot of names, you can untie the binding and add more paper.
Price: $10.00
Tent Pegs (or Pins) and Mallets
These oak tent pegs, or pins if you will, are correct for use in Revolutionary War and War of 1812 re-enactments. Really, do you think you would like to carry around all that iron? Pegs like these were used by the British Army up until the 1960's. How's that for durability?
The Mallet head is made of oak. The handle is glued and wedged in place from the top.
Prices:
Pegs: $3.00 each or 10 for $25.00
Mallet: $20.00
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