M1851 Enlisted Greatcoat

    M1851 Foot  Greatcoat: In 1851, the Army changed the color of Enlisted Greatcoats to a light blue color called Sky Blue and added turn down cuffs. A single breasted model with a standing collar and elbow length cape was issued to men who were not mounted, called Foot Soldiers, until 1871. This would be the branches of Infantry, Hospital Stewards, Ordnance and Engineers. Cape is unlined.

    Our coat is made of quality heavy weight wool with a heavy cotton jean body lining that extends below the waist. An optional wool body lining, for the ultimate in warmth, is available at extra cost. Back has two belts with button for adjustment and a split back seam. All styles have raw bottom skirt edges, as per originals.

U.S. M1851  Foot Greatcoat

    Made in USA.  Chevrons (if pictured or not) are NOT included in the base price.

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    M1851 Mounted Greatcoat: In 1851, the Army changed the color of Enlisted Greatcoats to a light blue color called Sky Blue and added turn down cuffs. A double breasted model with a stand and fall collar. The cape for Mounted stayed the same length as the M-1841; that is, to the top of the cuff. This style was issued to the Mounted Services; Cavalry, Artillery and Dragoons until 1871. Cape is unlined.

    Our coat is made of quality heavy weight wool with a heavy cotton jean body lining that extends below the waist. An optional wool body lining, for the ultimate in warmth, is available at extra cost. Back has two belts with button for adjustment and a split back seam. All styles have raw bottom skirt edges, as per originals.

U.S. M1851 Mounted Greatcoat

    Made in USA.  Chevrons (if pictured or not) are NOT included in the base price.

    Material and Color Samples Page.
    Measurement Chart: Click Here.