1883 Campaign Hats
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Mixture.—To be composed of two-thirds best coney and one
third fine blown nutria.
Weight.—Hat bodies to be weighed 4 ¾ ounces heavy. Shape.—Block to be 5 ¾ inches deep to center of tip. Brim.—To be 2 ¾ inches wide in front and rear, and three (3) inches wide at sides; to be of double thickness, and to have two rows of stitching as shown on sample. Color.—To be drab or other suitable color, as per sample.
Trimmings.—To be trimmed with 8-ligne union band—same
quality as on sample hat—to be sewed on by hand. Sweat to be of
imported lined leather, 2 ¼ inches wide, sewed to the reed by
zigzag stitch. A wire-gauze ventilator to be on each side of the hat, 3
½ inches from brim—to be the size as on sample hat. |
1889 Campaign HatsWAR DEPARTMENT, Specifications for Fur Campaign Hats. |
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Mixture.—To
be composed of fur in the following proportions and kinds, for
twenty-four (24) dozen hats: Fifteen (15) pounds Y. C. Ex. Ex. coney;
thirty (30) pounds Y. C. No. 1 coney; sixteen (16) pounds W. C. No. 1
coney; twelve (12) pounds W. C. mottled coney; five (5) pounds W. C.
hare’s bellies; ten pounds blown nutria; ten (10) pounds American
rabbit.
Weight.—Hat bodies to be weighed, four and three-fourths (4 ¾) ounces heavy. Shape.—Block to be five and three-fourths (5 ¾) inches deep to center of tip. Brim.—To be two and three-fourths (2 ¾) inches wide in front and rear, and three (3) inches at sides; and to have three rows of stitching on edge. Color.—To be drab, shade of standard sample. Trimmings.—To
be trimmed with eight-ligne union band, same quality and style as on
hat, to be sewed on by hand. Sweat to be an imported lined leather, two
and one-forth (2 ¼) inches wide, sewed to the reed by zigzag
stitch. Each side of hat to have an opening for ventilation consisting
of small punched holes of size, and arranged in design, as on standard
sample hat; the center of design to be about three and one-quarter (3
¼) inches from brim. Adopted February 8 1889, in lieu of specifications of December 14, 1883, which are hereby canceled. S. B. HOLABIRD, |
1889 LegginsWAR DEPARTMENT, Specifications for Canvas Leggins.
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Material.—To be made of regular
standard fifteen (15) ounce cotton duck, dyed a brown color to shade of
standard sample. Adopted February 7, 1889, in lieu of Specifications of January 10, 1888, which are hereby cancelled. S. B. HOLABIRD, |
1895 Leggings-FootWAR DEPARTMENT, Specifications for Canvas Leggings. Foot.
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Material.—To be
made of fifteen (15) ounce cotton duck, dyed a fast brown, dark in
shade, conforming to that of the standard sample, the count of said
duck to be forty-six (46) threads to the warp and thirty (30) threads
to the filling. NOTE: It is understood that the mode of fastening the standard leggings is protected by letters patent, therefore bidders will be required to make their proposals with the understanding that payment of royalty, if any, is to be assumed by the contractor. Bids upon patterns differing from the established standard may also be made, in which case samples must accompany the proposals. Adopted December 9, 1895, in lieu of Specifications of October 7, 1890 (Nos. 302), which are hereby cancelled. R. N. BATCHELDER, |
1895 Leggings-MountedWAR DEPARTMENT Specifications for Canvas Leggings for Mounted Troops.
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Material.—To be
made of fifteen (15) ounce cotton duck, dyed a fast brown, dark in
shade—conforming to that of the standard sample—the count
of said duck to be forty-six (46) threads to the warp and thirty (30)
threads to the filling.
No. 1.
No. 2.
No. 3. Workmanship.—Seams
to be not less than one-fourth (.25) inch wide, stayed on the inside
with good-quality one-half (.5) inch shoe-stay webbing, stitched on
each edge with No. 30 cotton. Top and bottom edges to be faced with
same quality material, five-eighths (.625) inch wide, with double row
of stitching of same number of cotton. The front piece to be faced on
the inside along its edge, with a strip of best-quality tanned
horsehide, one (1) inch wide, and sizes 1 and 2 to be fitted with eight
(8) one-fourth (.25) inch grommets, and size 3 with nine (9) one-fourth
(1/4) inch grommets, placed at equal distances. The back piece to be
reënforced on the inside with a strip of best-quality tanned
horsehide, one (1) inch wide, and sizes 1 and 2 to be fitted with seven
(7) long brass studs, and size 3 with eight (8) long brass studs placed
at equal distances and firmly clinched. The leggings to fasten with a
round braided cord running through the grommets and around the studs.
An eyelet to be placed at the bottom of backpiece of the leggings where
the lacing starts, and a grommet at the top to fasten the end of the
cord. To have a strap at the bottom of good welt leather, seven and
one-half (7.5) inches long, fastened on the inside of legging by one
(1) row of stitching and two (2) copper rivets, and on the outside by
means of a buckle to be secured to the legging by a leather strap with
two (2) copper rivets; three (3) holes to be punched on end of strap to
receive tongue of buckle. NOTE: It is understood that the mode of fastening the standard leggings is protected by letters patent, therefore bidders will be required to make their proposals with the understanding that the payment of royalty, if any, is to be assumed by the contractor. Bids upon patterns differing from the established standard may also be made, in which case samples must accompany the proposals. Adopted December 9, 1895, in lieu of Specifications of February 20, 1894 (Nos. 340), which are hereby cancelled. R. N. BATCHELDER, |
1897 LeggingsWAR DEPARTMENT Specifications for Canvas Leggings.
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Material:
To be made of fifteen (15) ounce cotton duck, dyed a fast brown, dark
in
shade--conforming to that if the standard sample--the count of said
duck to be
forty-six (46) threads to the warp and thirty (30) threads to the
filling.
No. 1.
No. 2.
No. 3. Workmanship:
Seams to be not less than one-fourth (.25) inch wide, stayed on the
inside with
good-quality one-half (.5) inch shoestay webbing, stitched on each edge
with No.
30 cotton. Top and bottom edges to be faced with same quality material,
five-eighths (.625) inch wide, with double row of stitching of same
number of
cotton. The front piece to be faced on the inside along its' edge, with
a strip
of best-quality tanned horsehide, one (1) inch wide, and sizes 1 and 2
to be
fitted with eight (8) one-fourth (.25) inch grommets, and size 3 with
nine (9)
one-fourth inch grommets placed at equal distances. The back piece to
be
reinforced on the inside with a strip of best quality tanned horsehide,
one (1)
inch wide, and sizes 1 and 2 to be fitted with seven (7) long brass
studs, and
size 3 with eight (8) long brass studs placed at equal distances and
firmly
clinched. The leggings to fasten with a round braided cord running
through the
grommets and around the studs. An eyelet to be placed at the bottom of
backpiece
of the leggings where the lacing starts, and a grommet at the top to
fasten the
end of the cord. To have a strap at the bottom of good welt leather,
seven and
one-half (7.5) inches long, fastened on the inside of legging by one
(1) row of
stitching and two (2) copper rivets, and on the outside by means of a
buckle to
be secured to the legging by a leather strap with two (2) copper
rivets; three
(3) holes to be punched on end of strap to receive tongue of buckle. NOTE: It is understood that the mode of fastening the standard leggings is protected by letters patent, therefore bidders will be required to make their proposals with the understanding that the payment of royalty, if any, is to be assumed by the contractor. Bids upon patterns differing from the established standard may also be made, in which case samples must accompany the proposals. Adopted August 17, 1897, in lieu of Specifications of December 9, 1895 (Nos. 302 and 303), which are hereby cancelled. JAMES GILLISS, |