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This figure represents the classic Johnny Reb foot soldier of the American Civil War. He wears a short shell jacket made of “butternut” material. This widely-used homespun fabric was dyed brown with extracts from the white walnut or butternut tree, hence the name. This cloth was primarily used to replace official-issue uniform jackets and trousers as they wore out. The actual color of butternut fabric is under debate. The surviving samples have oxidized over the years, which means what you see at a museum does not necessarily resemble what was worn at the time. His trousers are made from imported English Army cloth, and his wide-brimmed felt hat is well worn but still prized for its protection from the sun.
1/30 Scale
Matte Finish
1 Piece Set
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