LIST No. 7i
ILLUSTRATED
°RICE-LIST
^OF^
MANUFACTURED BY
The E. A. ARMSTRONG
COMPANY,
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Agraffes .85
Aiguillettes 81
Badges for Forage Cups 20
Bases lor Spikes anil Plume Sockets IV
Bayonel Scabbards 38
Belt-plates 13
Belt-slides 13
Belts, Sword 11
Belts, Waist 38
Belt Trimmings. IS
Blank Books and Blanks 52
Blanks and Blank Books 52
Books, Military 52
Bridle Bits... 45
Bridles 44
Buttons, 36
Buttons, Helmet IT
Cap Cords. 33
Cap Covers 20
Cape Loops '. -. . . .85
Caps, Forage 18
Cartridge Boxes 38
Cases 37
Changes on Shoulder Knots 2.>
Changes on Shoulder Straps 39
Chapeaux .17
Chevrons 31
Chin-chains IT
Cloths , 35
Cords and Plaits 16
Eagles l'S
Embroidered Flas; Fields 49
Epaulets .' 29
Equipments 38
Flags 46
Flags, Bunting, TJ. S., Trimmed and
Mounted 47
Flags, Bfinting, U. S., Unmounted. ,,, 46
Flags, Guide .30
Flags, Regimental ' 50
Flags, Silk, U. S., Trimmed and Mod tiled. .48
Flags, Silk, U. 8,, Various Sizes, 47
Forage Cap Badges, or Ornaments 20
Forage Caps
General Guide
Gloves
Helmet Trimmings
Helmets
K napsacks
Knots, Shoulder
Knots, Sword
Leggings..,
Lettering on Flans
Marker.." ,
Martingales
Military Blanks and Blank Books.. .
Military Books . ,
New Lace on old Belts
Ornaments for Forage Caps
Pistol Holsters
Plaits and Cords
Plumes
PIrune Sockets
Riding Straps :
Saddle Cloths
.Saddles
Sashes
Shield J I ooks
Shoulder Knots
Shoulder Straps
Side Buttons
Spikes
Spurs
Straps. Shoulder
Stripes for Officers
Stirrups. ,
Studs. .'.
Swivels
Sword Belts
Sword-hooks
Sword Knots
Swords
Trimmings, Belt
Trimmings. Helmet
Waist Bette
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The prices given in this List are subject to a liberal discount, which will be
made known on application.
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•i- MANUFACTURED BY ••■ ■ ■
The E. A. Armstrong Company,
261 & 263 Woodward Avenue,
114 &• 116 Washington Avenue,
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Detroit, Michigan,
E. A. ARMSTRONG,
President.
FRANK S. ARMSTRONG,
Vice-President- "^
TERMS. •
Goods ordered by business houses or individuals furnishing good reference,
or having good ratings in the Commercial Reports, will not be sent C. 0. D.
unless so desired, and all goods not so ordered will be sent C. O. D. unless paid
for in advance. At least one-quarter cash should accompany orders for goods
to be sent C. O. D.
® SAMPLES. $
Samples of many of the goods described in this List will be sent on applica-
tion of any responsible business house, the house ordering guaranteeing carriage
charges both ways.
® DISCOUNT. 8
The prices published in this List are subject to a liberal discount, which
will be made known on application.
THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY,
" DETROIT, MICH. = , = = - = =
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I.IST HO. 71.
Tme Em A- Armstrong Company's
IM/USTRATKI* pr-ice-i-ist
OF — ■ ■ - ■■
MIJLITARY KQl'IPHEKTS, ETC.
S WORDS.
Bo, BOOS".
No. SMF.
No. 5C3F,
No. 503F.
No. S04F,
THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
No. S06F.
No. S07F.
No. 608F.
No. 509 F,
What our Swords are Noted for. — The Armstrong Swords are distinguished
throughout the United States for their fine finish and superior quality. Even the cheapest swords
we list are well and durably Made, though it must not be expected that our cheapest swords are as
finely and elaborately finished as those of higher prices.
Undress Scabbards. — The priee of an undress scabbard to go with any military sword
will be quoted on application, the pr ce varying according to the quality and style of the sword.
An undress scabbard mar be bad in place of a dress seabbard without extra charge..
THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
Xo. 51 OF.
No. 511 F.
No. 513F.
No. 514F.
Name OB Blade.— Name of officer etched on blade of any sword, from No. 504F upwards
if desired, without extra charge. " ^ '
Note This.— Always send height when ordering sword.
Sword No. 528F may be worn by Infantry Field Officers as well as Cavalry Officers.
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THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
No. 500F. Sword; embossed nickel-
plated steel scabbard ; black leather
twist grip; diamond blade; see cut,
page 3.
Each, with brass mountings and
plain blade $5 25
Each, with brass mountings and
etched blade 6 00
Each, with gold-plated mountings
and etched blade 8 00
No. 501F. Sergeant's Sword; nickel-
plated steel scabbard, with hook;
fish skin grip; diamond blade; see
cut, page 3.
Each, with brass mountings and
plain blade 5 25
Each, with brass mountings and
etched blade 6 00
Each, with gold-plated mountings
and etched blade 8 00
No, 502F. Sergeant's Sword; em-
bossed nickel-plated steel scab-
bard; fish skin grip; gold-plated
mountings; etched diamond blade;
see cut, page j ; each 9 00
No. 503F. Line Officer's Sword; em-
bossed nickel-plated steel scab-
bard; fish skin grip; gold-plated
mountings; no spring and fall on
guard; etched diamond blade;
see cut, page 3 ; each 10 00
No. 504F. Line Officer's Sword;
nickel-plated steel scabbard; fish
skin grip; gold-plated mountings;
no spring and fall on guard; etched
diamond blade; see cut, page 3; each 1 1 00
No, 505 F. Line Officer's Sword; em-
bossed nickel -plated steel scab-
So. B10F. bard; fish skiri 8riP; gold-plated
mountings; spring and fall guard; etched diamond blade; see cut,
page 4; each 12 00
No. 506F, Presentation Sword; embossed nickel-plated German silver
scabbard; silver grip; gold-plated mountings; spring and fall guard;
gold-etched diamond blade; see cut, page 4; each 20. 00
THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
No. 61 7F,
No. B18F.
No. 510F.
No. 520F.
No. 507F. Presentation Sword; embossed nickel-plated German silver
scabbard; silver grip; gold-plated mountings; spring and fall guard;
gold-etched diamond blade; see cut, page 4; each #25 00
THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
.No. sail.-.
No. 584 F-
No. 508F, Presentation Sword; embossed nickel-plated German silver
scabbard; silver grip; gold-plated mountings; spring and fall guard;
gold-etched diamond blade; see cut, page 4; each $30 00
THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
No. 5MF.
No. 509F. Presentation
Sword; embossed
nickel-plated German
silver scabbard; sil-
ver grip; gold-plated
mountings; spring
Ku. 64808-, Ha.MKP. and fall guard; gold-
etched diamond blade; see cut, page 4; each $50 00
510F. Presentation Sword; embossed nickel-plated
German silver scabbard: silver grip; gold-plated
mountings; gold-etched diamond blade; see cut, page
S/ eacn ■ 75 00
No. 51 tF. Presentation Sword; embossed nickel-plated German silver
scabbard; tortoise shell grip; gold-plated mountings; gold-etched
diamond blade; see cut, page 5; each 80 00
No 541F.
No, 512F. Presentation Sword; embossed nickel-plated German silver
scabbard; tortoise shell grip; gold-plated mountings; gold-etched
diamond blade; see cut, page ,57 each Sioo 00
No. 513F. General's Sword; engraved metal scabbard; silver grip; gold-
plated mountings; spring and fall guard; gold-etched diamond blade;
see cut, page 5/ each 22 00
No. 514F. General's Sword; engraved metal scabbard; silver grip; gold-
plated mountings; spring and fall guard; gold-etched diamond blade;
see rut, page f ,■ each 22 00
No. 515F. Medical Stall Sword: embossed metal scabbard; metal grip;
gold-plated mountings; etched diamond blade; see cut, page 6: each. . 18 00
No. 516F. Pay master's Sword; embossed nickel -plated steel scabbard;
metal grip; gold-plated mountings; etched diamond blade; see cut,
page 6; each 18 00
No. 517F. Presentation Artillery Sabre; embossed nickel-plated German
silver scabbard; fish skin grip; gold-plated mountings; etched nickel-
plated blade; see cut, page j; each , 125 00
No. 518F. Presentation Artillery Sabre; embossed nickel-plated German
silver scabbard; fish skin grip; gold-plated mountings; see. cut, page f;
each 75 00
No. 519F. New Regulation Officer's Artillery Sabre; nickel-plated steel
scabbard; fish skin grip; gold-plated mountings; etched nickel -plated
blade; see cut, page 7; each 22 00
No. 520F. New Regidation Private's Artillery Sabre; steel scabbard;
leather grip; brass mountings; plain blade; see cut, page f; each. ... 9 00
No. 52 1 F. Presentation Cavalry Sabre; embossed nickel-plated German
silver scabbard; fish skin grip; gold-plated mountings; etched nickel-
plated blade; see art, page 8; each 125 00
No. 522F. Presentation Cavalry Sabre; embossed nickel-plated German
silver scabbard; fish skin grip; gold-plated mountings; etched nickel-
plated blade; see cut. page 8; each 75 00
No, 523F. New Regulation Officer's Cavalry Sabre; nickel-plated steel
scabbard; fish skin grip; gold-plated mountings; etched nickel-plated
blade; see cut, page 8; each 22 00
I£g° Infantry Field Officers may wear sword No, b2SF.
No. 324F. New Regidation Private's Cavalry Sabre; steel scabbard;
leather grip; brass mountings; plain blade; see cut, page 8; each. ... 9 00
No. 541 F. Non-commissioned Officer's Sword; leather scabbard; metal
grip; plain blade; see cut, page y.
Each, with brass mountings 8 00
Each, with gold-plated mountings 12 00
No. 542F. Musician's Sword; leather scabbard; metal grip; plain blade;
see cut, page g.
Each, with brass mountings 6 00
Each, with gold-plated mountings 10 00
. &",w&
THE E. A, ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
No. 543F. Military Acad-
emy Sword ; embossed
nickel-plated steel scab-
bard; silver grip; gold-
plated mountings; plain
diamond blade; src cut,
page Q; each S15
No. S44F. Foot Artillery
Sword; leather scabbard :
metal grip; brass mount-
ings ; grooved blade;
see cut, page p,- each .
8 00
SWORD KNOTS.
No. iF. Sword Knot; gilt
wire lace strap; fine ex-
tra large gilt wire bouil-
lon tassel; each $2 00
No, 2B". Sword Knot; for
general officer; fine gilt
wire cord, with fine gilt
acorn end; each 3 00
No. 3F. Sword Knot; for
general officer; fine gen-
uine gold wire cord, with
fine genuine gold acorn
end; each 8 35 ^!§
No. IF.
Kos. 2F and 3F.
SWORD BKI.TS.
II. IS. ltEGrlJIjATTO"?tf.— A waist belt not less than one and a half nor more than two
inches wide, with slings of same material as the belt, with a hook attached to the hell: on which to
hang- the sword. A gilt rectangular plate two inches wide, with a raised bright rim; a ilvcr
wreath of laurel encircling the "Aims of the United States;" eagle, shield, scroll edge of cloud,
and rays bright; the motto "E Pluribus TJnnm" upon the scroll; stars also of silver according to
pattern.
For General Officer. — Of red Russia leather, with three stripes of gold embroidery.
For all Field Ofieerz.— One broad stripe of gold lace on black enamelled leather.
For all Officer, t of the General Staff and Staff Corps Mow the rank of Field Offieer.—'Eoai
stripes of gold, interwoven with black silk, on black enamelled leather.
For Company Ojffjm of Infantry, Artillery, ani dnali-y.— Pour stripes of gold lace, inter-
woven with silk of the same color as the facings of their arms of service, on Mack enamelled
eather.
On undre s duty Officers may wear a plain black leather belt.
Note This.— When ordering belt send measure taken around waist, over coat.
THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH,
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No. 5F. Non-commissioned Officer's Belt;
black enamelled leather, doubled and
stitched, with frog and gilt military
plate; each t >
No. 6F. Non-commissioned Officer's Belt;
same as No. 5F, but made of better
leather, and with finer military plate;
each
No. 7F. Officer's Undress Belt; enamelled
leather, doubled and stitched, with enam-
elled leather slings, gilt trimmings, and
gilt plate; each 2 75
No. 8F. Officer's "Undress Belt;, same as
No, 7F, but made of finer leather, and
with finer gilt trimmings; each $3 35
No. 9F, Officer's Undress Service Belt; made of pebbled grain leather,
doubled, interlined with leather; fine gold-plated trimmings, and fine
gold-plated plate; a very fine belt throughout; each 4 00
THE E A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
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No. 10F. Dress Belt; for company officers of infantry, cavalry, or artillery,
and officers of the general staff below the rank of field officer; fine gilt
wire lace, interwoven with silk of the same color as the arms of ser-
vice, on black enamelled leather; fine gilt trimming's and plate; each. $j oo
No. 11F. Dress Belt; for company officers; same as No. 10F, hut with
pebbled grain leather hack, and with finer gilt trimmings, and finer
belt-plate; each 8 oo
No. 12F. Dress Belt; for eompan}' officers; same as No. 11F, but made
with real gold lace interwoven with silk, and with gold-plated trim-
mings; each 16 00
No. 13F. Dress Belt; for field officers; one broad stripe of gilt wire lace
on black enamelled leather; slings to match; fine gilt trimmings and
plate; each 8 00
No. 14F. Dress Belt; for field officers; one broad stripe of real gold wire
vellum lace on pebbled grain leather; slings to match; fine gold-
plated trimmings and plate; each 16 00
No. 15F. Dress Belt; for general officers; Russia leather belt and slings,
with three stripes of gilt raised embroidery on both belt and slings;
gold-plated trimmings, and fine gilt belt-plate; each 22 00
No. 16F. Dress Belt; for general officers; same as No. 15F, but with
fine gold-plated chased trimmings, and extra fine gold-plated plate
with raised and polished back; very fine; each . , 27 00
$W We can make belts finer, and more elaborately embroidered, than Nos. 1SF and IGF, if
desired. Prices for such belts quoted on application.
No. 20F. Military Belt-plate; gilt; each So 25
No. 21F. Military Belt-plate; same as No. 20F, but finer; each 80
No. 22F. Military Belt-plate; finely gold-plated; a very rich and elegant
plate; each , 1 00
No. 23F. Military Belt-plate; finely gold-plated; polished back, with
raised eagle, so fixed that it can be taken off and cleaned; a very rich
and elegant plate; each 4 50
BEI/T-SIJIHES.
No. 25F. Belt-slide; gilt, with ring; each So 16
No. 26F. Belt-slide; gilt, with ring and eye for sword-hook; each ..... 20
No. 27F. Combination Belt-slide and Sword-hook; gilt; each 35
J"iWORI»-HOO¥iS.
No. 28F. Sword-hook; gilt; each $0 10
No. 29F. Sword-hook; gilt, with screw back; each ,....■ ; .' 25
No. 30F. Combination Sword-hook and Belt-slide; gilt; each 35
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THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY. DETROIT, MICH.
SWJLVMLS.
No. 31F. Swivel; gilt; each $0 30
No. 32F. Swivel* extra fine; coil spring; each 40
STU1»S.
No. 33 F. Stud; gilt; solid; each
No. 34F. Stud; gilt, with screw back; each.
$0 12
15
NEW LACE ON OM> BJEI<TS.
The old lace on a belt may be removed and the old leather re-covered with
new lace. When we re-cover a belt with new lace we also clean the old metal
trimmings, so that the re-covered belt looks almost as well as a new one. The
convenience and economy of having belts re-covered will be appreciated by officers
who have been promoted, and by those whose belts have become badly worn.
Our prices for re-covering belts are as follows:
For re-covering field officer's belt and slings with best gilt wire lace S5 00
For re-covering field officer's belt and slings with real gold wire lace .... 10 00
For re-covering line officer's belt and slings with best gilt wire and silk lace, 4 00
For re-covering line officer's belt and slings with real gold wire and silk lace, 10 00
?to. 68F.
ILEL.METS.
IT. S. RFGIXATIOX.— Hdmett for all
Mounted Officer* of the Line.-- -Body: Of cork or other
suitable material, covered with black cloth, or of
black felt, at the option of the wearer. Trimmings:
Cords and tassels, top piece and plume socket, chain
chin-strap and hooks, eagle with motto; crossed can-
non, rifles or sabres, all gilt, with the number of the
regiment on the shield m white; plume of buffalo
luiir, white for infantry, yellow for cavalry, and red
for artillery .
Ilelwhi fiirnU Officer* of tit e TAnt not Mounted. —
Same as above except that the trimmings are as fol-
lows: Top piece, spike, chain chin-strap with hooks
and side buttons, eagle with motto, crossed rifles or
cannon, all frill, witli number of the regiment on the
shield in white.
Officers' Mummer Helmets. — Body: Of cork, cov-
ered with white facing cloth; top piece, spike, chin
cbain-strap. and hooks, all gilt.
The helmet cords are attached to the left side of
the helmet and comedown lo the left shoulder, where
they are held together by a slide. One cord then
passes to the front and the other to the rear of the
neck, crossing upon the right shoulder and passing
separately around to the front and tear of the right
arm, where they arc again united and held together
by a slide under the arm. The united cords than cross
the breasts and are looped up to the upper button,
on the left side of I lie coat.
THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY. DETROIT, MICH.
IS
No. 63F.
No. 54F. Helmet; cork body,
covered with fine white cloth;
satin-lined; heavily gold-plated
spike, base, chin-chain and bnt-
tons; each $6 75
ISfFAXTRY MME OFFICERS'
HELMETS.
No. 57F. Helmet; cork body,
covered with cloth: fine gilt
trimmings; each .S4 75
No. 58F. Helmet ; cork body,
covered with fine dark blue cloth;
fine gilt burnished trimmings ;
satin lined; each 6 00
No. 59F. Helmet: cork body,
covered with finer cloth, and fine
fire-gilt trimmings; each ....... 8 00
UFFICKRS' MOLII Kit
HELMETS.
No. 50F. Helmet ; cork
body, covered with white
drilling; each $2 00
No. 51F. Helmet; same
as No. 5oFj but trimmed
complete; eacb 3 35
No. 52F. Helmet : cork
body, covered with white
cloth; satin-lined; each. . 3 70
No. 53F. Helmet; same
as No. 52F, but trimmed
complete (fine gilt trim-
mings): each 5 40
So, 63F,
f
r6 THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
No. 6oF. Helmet; cork body, covered with fine dark blue cloth; extra
heavily gold-plated trimmings; each $g 40
HBMMBTS FOR MOCXTEO OFFICERS.
No. 63F. Helmet; cloth covered cork body; fine gilt burnished mountings;
gilt wire helmet cords and tassels, with front and back cords plaited;
buffalo hair plume, with gilt plume socket; see cuts, page rj; each. . .$20 00
No. 64F. Helmet; same as No. 63F, but with finer gilt trimmings, and
extra fine large plume; each 22 00
No. 65F. Helmet; same as No. 64F, but with finer helmet cords and
tassels, satin finish; something new; each 23 00
No. 66F. Helmet; same as No. 65 F, but with finer gilt trimmings, heav-
ily plated, and with heavier helmet cords and tassels; extra fine hel-
met throughout; each 26 00
PRIVATES' HEEJIKTS.
On application prices will be quoted on helmets for privates.
HELMUT TRIMMINGS.
PH'MES.
No. 70F. Buffalo Hair Plume; good quality, small size; each S3 50
No. 71F. Buffalo Hair Plume; good quality, full size; each 4 00
No. 72F, Buffalo Hair Plume; good quality, extra large size; each. ... 5 00
PEAfTS OD CORDS.
No. 75F. Gilt Wire Cords, with plaits and with fine tassels; complete. .$10 00
No. 76F. Fine Gilt Wire Cords, with plaits and with fine tassels, all with
satin finish; something new and handsome; complete 12 00
No. 77F, Same as No. 76F, but heavier throughout; extra fine; complete r3 00
E A GrEES.
No. 80F. Eagle; brass, polished; with number of regiment; each $0 15
No. 81F. Eagle; fine gilt; with number of regiment; each 50
No. 82F. Eagle; extra fine gilt; with number of regiment; each 1 00
No. 83F. Eagle; extra fine fire-gilt; with number of regiment; each... r 50
PEFJIE SOCKET.
No. 85F. Plume Socket; brass, polished; with base: each So 60
No. 86F. Plume Socket; fine gilt; with base; each 1 00
No. 87F, Plume Socket: extra fine gilt; with base; each 1 30
No. 88F. Plume Socket; extra fine fire-gilt; with base; each 2 00
SPIKES.
No, 90F. Spike; brass, polished; each $0 15
No. 91F. Spike; fine gilt; each 25
No. 92F. Spike; extra fine gilt; each 40
No. 93F. Spike: extra fine fire-gilt: each 60
THE E A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
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BASKS FOR SPIKES AND WIXJME SOCKETS.
95F, Base; brass, polished; each
96F. Base; fine gilt; each
97F. Base; extra fine gilt; each
98F, Base; extra fine fire-gilt; each
OHIX-CHAIXS.
100F.
101F.
102F.
103F.
105F.
106F.
107F.
108F.
110F.
111F,
112F.
113F.
Chin-chain; brass, polished; cloth-lined; each....
Chin -chain; fine gilt; cloth-lined; each
Chin-chain; extra fine gilt; leather-lined; each. .. ,
Chin-chain; extra fine fire-gilt; leather-lined; each .
SIDE BUTTONS.
Side Buttons; brass, polished; per pair.
Side Buttons; fine gilt; per pair.
Side Buttons; extra fine gilt; per pair
Side Buttons; extra fine fire-gilt; per pair
SHIELD HOOKS.
Shield Hook; brass, polished; each. . .
Shield Hook; fine gilt; each
Shield Hook; extra fine gilt; each. . . .
Shield Hook; extra fine fire-gilt; each.
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CHAPEAITX.
U. S. REGULATION.— Vtrr General Offims, Officers qf the General Staff, and Staff
•ps.— Chapeau, according to pattern; folding body of black silk plush with two black ostrich
ulumes, to be worn with the front peak turned slightly to the left, showing the gilt ornaments on
right side.
Xo. 140F, Folding Chapeau; silk plush body, gilt trimmings, black
ostrich plumes; each .$14 00
Xo. 141F. Folding Chapeau; same as Xo. 140F, but with better quality
of trimmings and finer plumes; each 16 00
i8
THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
No. 142F. Folding Chapeau; fine silk plush body, finely made, very fine
gold-plated trimmings, and extra fine plumes; each 520 00
No. 143F. Folding Chapeau; fine silk plush body, finely made, extra
fine gold-plated trimmings, extra fine plumes; furnished in tin ease;
each 23 50
FORAGE CAPS.
FOR ESnLISTED WEH.
No. 150F. Forage Cap;
made of dark indigo
blue cloth; per dozen S12 00
No. 151F. ForageCap;
made of dark indigo
blue cloth; a better
cap than No. 150F;
per dozen 13 50
No. 152F. Forage Cap; made of dark indigo blue cloth; made in a
better manner and of better cloth than No. 151F; per dozen 15 00
No. 153E. Forage Cap; made of fine indigo blue cloth; well made, with
inside leather band and gossamer top; per dozen 16 50
No. 154F. Forage Cap; made of fine dark indigo blue cloth; inside
leather band and gossamer top; each 1 50
No. 155F. Forage Cap; made of fine dark indigo blue cloth; silk-lined;
gossamer top; inside leather band; each 2 00
No. 156F. Forage Cap; made of still finer dark indigo blue cloth; silk-
lined; gossamer top; inside leather band; each 2 75
No. 157F. Forage Cap; made of extra fine dark indigo blue cloth; extra
fine lining /gossamer top; inside leather band; a very rich and elegant
cap; each 3 00
UST" The above prices are for plain caps and do not include ornaments of any kind. Descrip-
tions and prices of cap ornaments arc printed elsewhere in this List.
Special Styles of Caps. — We have facilities for making all styles of military caps, such
as company caps with embroidered monogram on front etc. We will cheerfully quote prices for
special caps on application.
FOR OFFICERS.
U. S. BKGl'LATIOS.-
For General Officers.— Of dark blue
cloth, of chasseur pattern, with
black velvet band and badge in front,
and a cord c&p-ftrap of gold, accord-
ing to pattern.
Forallotlter Commissioned Officers,
— Of dark blue cloth, chasseur pat-
tern, badge of corps or regiment in
front, top of badge to be even with
the top of cap. and a cord cap- strap
of gold,*accordiDg to pattern.
No. 10 IF.
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Caps by Registered Mai). — Any Cap listed herewith may he sent to any part of the
United States by registered mail, hut any officer ordering a cap to he forwarded in this way should
include 25 cents additional io his remittance to cover postage and registration fee.
Xo, 160F. Officer's Forage Cap; fine dark indigo blue cloth, gossamer
topj silk-lined, inside leather band, gilt cord on front; fine gilt-em-
broidered crossed guns, sabres, or cannon on front, and number of
regiment embroidered in silver; with cover; each $4 00
Xo. t6rF, The Armstrong Officer's Forage Cap; fine dark indigo blue
cloth, gossamer top, silk lining, inside leather hand, finely made gilt
cord on front; fine gilt-emhroidered crossed guns, sabres, or cannon
on front, and number of regiment embroidered in silver; silk glaze
cover; a light, durable, and very desirable cap; each 4 7°
No, 162F. Officer's Forage Cap; extra fine; same as No. 161 F, but made
of finer cloth, and has genuine gold-embroidered crossed guns, sabres,
or cannon, and fine gilt cord ; each 5 40
Xo. 163F. Officer's Forage Cap; same as No, 162F, but has genuine
gold cord; each 6 00
Xo. 164F. Forage Cap for Officer of Ordnance Department; extra fine
dark indigo blue cloth, gossamer top, silk lining, inside leather band,
finely made gilt cord on front; fine gilt-embroidered shell and flame;
silk glaze cover; a light, durable, and very desirable cap; each 5 4°
No. 165F. Forage Cap for Officer of Ordnance Department; same as
No. 164F, hut has genuine gold cord and embroider}'; each 635
No. 166F. Forage Cap for Officer of Signal Corps; extra fine dark indigo
blue cloth, gossamer top, silk lining, inside leather band, finely made
gilt cord on front; fine gilt-embroidered wreath of oak leaves, two
embroidered crossed signal flags, and an embroidered burning torch;
silk glaze cover; a light, durable, and very desirable cap; each 5 60
No. 167F. Forage Cap for Officer of Signal Corps; same as Xo. 166F,
but has real gold cord and real gold and silver embroidery; each .... 7 00
Xo, 168F. Forage Cap for Officer of Engineers; extra fine dark indigo
blue cloth, gossamer top, silk lining, inside leather band, finely made
gilt cord on front; fine gilt-embroidered wreath of laurel and palm
leaves, with a silver-embroidered turreted castle in centre; silk glaze
cover; a light, durable, and very desirable cap; each 5 60
No. 169F, Forage Cap for Officer of Engineers; same as No. 168F, but
has real gold cord and real gold and silver embroidery; each 7 00
No. 170F. Forage Cap for Officer of Inspector-General's Department;
extra fine dark indigo blue cloth, gossamer top, silk lining, inside
leather band, finely made gilt cord on front; fine gilt-embroidered
wreath encircling a solid gilt sword and fasces crossed and wreathed;
silk glaze cover; a light, durable, and very desirable cap; each 5 60
No. J7iF. Forage Cap for Officer of Inspector-General's Department;
same as No. 170F, but has genuine gold cord, embroidery, and em-
blem; each 8 00
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No. 172F. Forage Cap for Officer of Adjutant-General's Department;
extra fine dark indigo blue cloth, gossamer top, silk lining, inside
leather band, finely made gilt cord on front; fine gilt-embroidered
wreath encircling a solid silver shield bearing" thirteen stars; silk glaze
cover; a light, durable, and very desirable cap; each
No. 173F. Forage Cap for Officer of Adjutant-General's Department;
same as No. I72F, but has genuine gold cord and embroidery; each. .
174F. Forage Cap for Officer of the General Staff; extra fine dark
indigo blue cloth, gossamer top, silk lining, inside leather band, finely
made gilt cord on front; fine gilt-embroidered wreath encircling the
letters U. S. in, silver; silk glaze cover; a light, durable, and very
desirable cap; each 4 00
175F. Forage Cap for Officer of the General Staff; same as No.
174F, but has genuine gold cord and embroidery; each 5 00
176F. Forage Cap for General Officer; extra fine indigo blue cloth,
fine black silk velvet band, gossamer top, silk lining, inside leather band,
finely made gilt cord on front; fine gilt-embroidered wreath encircling
the letters U. S. in silver; silk glaze cover; a light, durable, and very
desirable cap; each 4 50
177F. Forage Cap for General Officer; same as No. 176F, but has
real gold cord and real gold and silver embroidery; each 5
No.
CAP €OVEBS.
No. 180F. Cotton Glaze Cap Cover; each
No. 181F. Silk Glaze Cap Cover; each.. .
5°
So 35
65
FORAGE CAP BADGES, OR «R\AME\TS.
FOR ENT-ISTEl* MEN.
IT. S. KEGlXATHHr— The metal
badges listed under this head are made in
conformity with XT. 8. regulations, and our
descriptions of badges printed herewith are, as
nearly as practicable, repetitions of the lan-
guage of the regulations.
No. 190F. Crossed Guns; brass,
hollow; per dozen $0 75
No. 191F. Crossed Guns; brass, filled and polished, with pin on back
for fastening to cap; per dozen 2 00
No. 192F. Crossed Guns; brass, filled and polished; number of regiment
in upper and letter of company in lower angle of badge; pin on back
for fastening to cap; per dozen 2 70
l2?°° The price quoted for No. 192F is a quantity price; price for single badge of this number
quoted on application.
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No. 193F. Crossed Cannon,; brass, hollow; per dozen So 75
No. 194F. Crossed Cannon; brass, filled and polished, with pin on back
for fastening to cap; per dozen 2 00
No. 195F. Crossed Cannon; brass, filled and polished; number of regi-
ment in upper and letter of company in lower angle of badge; pin on
back for fastening to cap; per dozen 2 70
y]^" The. price quoted for No, 193F is a quantity price; price for single badge of this number
will be quoted on application.
No. 196F. Crossed Sabres; brass, hollow; per dozen 75
No. 197F. Crossed Sabres; brass, filled and polished, with pin on hack
for fastening to cap; per dozen 2 00
No. 198F. Crossed Sabres; brass, filled and polished; number of regi-
ment in upper and letter of company in lower angle of badge; pin on
back for fastening to cap; per dozen 2 70
VF The price quoted for No. tflSP Ik h quantity price; price for single badge of th s Dumber
will be quoted on application.
No. 200F. Badge for Ordnance Sergeants and Soldiers; the shell and
flame in yellow metal; each 20
No. 2orF. Badge for Hospital Stewards; a cross in white metal enclosed
by a wreath in white metal; each . 20
No. 202F. Badge for Acting Hospital Stewards and Privates of the Hos-
pital Corps; a cross in white metal; each 15
No. 203 F. Badge for Commissary Sergeants; crescent in white metal,
the points in a vertical line; each 20
No. 204F. Badge for Post Quartermaster Sergeants; crossed pen and
key of German silver, enclosed in a wreath of dead or unburnished
gilt metal; each 20
No. 205F. Badge for Engineers; castle in yellow metal with letter of
company above it; each 25
No. 206F. Badge for Signal Corps; two crossed signal flags and a burn-
ing torch in yellow metal; each 3 c
No. 207F. Badge for Field Musicians; bugle in yellow metal, with num-
ber of regiment in the centre and letter of company above the bugle;
each 20
No. 208 F. Badge for Band Musicians; lyre in white metal; each 20
FOR OFFICERS.
U. IS. REGULATION'.— The embroidered badges listed under this head are made in
conformity with U. S. regulations, and our descriptions of these badges printed herewith sire, as
nearly as practicable, repetitions of the language ot the regulations.
Badges by Mail.— Single embroidered badges forwarded by mail, post-paid, -without
charge for postage.
No. 210F. Forage Cap Badge for Officer of Infantry; two gold-embroid-
ered rifles without bayonets, crossed, barrels upward, on dark blue
cloth ground, with number of regiment in silver in the upper angle.
Each, with guns embroidered in gilt bouillon and number in silver-
plated bouillon fj 00
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Each, with guns embroidered in
real gold bouillon and number in
real silver bouillon $1 35
No. 21 iF. Forage Cap Badge for
Officer of Cavalry; two gold-
embroidered sabres, crossed,
edges upward, on dark blue
cloth ground, with number of
regiment in silver in the upper
angle.
no.siof. Each, with sabres embroidered
in gilt bouillon and number in silver-plated bouillon 1 35
Each, with sabres embroidered in real gold bouillon and number in
real silver bouillon 1 65
No. 212F. Forage Cap
Badge for Officer of
Artillery; two gold-em-
broidered cannon, cross-
ed, on dark blue cloth
ground, with number of
regiment in silver at in-
tersection of cannon.
Each, with cannon em-
broidered in gilt bouillon
and number in silver- .
plated bouillon Si 65 ;
Each, with cannon embroidered in real gold bouillon and number in
real silver bouillon $1 00
No. 213F. Forage Cap Badge for General Officers and all Staff Officers
not mentioned in the following list; a gold-embroidered wreath on dark
blue cloth ground, encircling the letters U. S. in silver old English
characters.
Each, with wreath embroidered in gilt bouillon and letters in silver-
plated bouillon 1 75
Each, with wreath embroidered in
real gold bouillon and letters in
real silver bouillon 2 75
No. 214F. Forage Cap Badge for
Officer of Adjutant General's
Department; a gold-embroidered
wreath on dark blue cloth ground,
encircling a solid silver shield
bearing thirteen stars.
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Each, with wreath embroidered in gilt bouillon $2. 25
Each, with wreath embroidered in real gold bouillon 3 25
No. 215F. Forage Cap Badge for Officer of Inspector General's Depart-
ment;, a gold-embroidered wreath encircling a solid gold or gilt sword
sword and fasces crossed and wreathed.
Each, with wreath embroidered in gilt bouillon and with gilt crossed
sword and fasces
Each, with wreath embroidered in real gold bouillon and with solid
gold crossed sword and fasces 6
Xo. 2t6F. Forage Cap Badge for Officer of Engineers: a gold-embroid-
ered wreath of laurel and palm leaves encircling a silver turreted
castle, on dark blue cloth ground.
Each, with wreath embroidered in gilt bouillon and castle in silver-
plated bouillon 2
Each, with wreath embroidered in real gold bouillon and castle in
real silver bouillon 3
No. 217F. Forage Cap Badge for Officer of Ordnance; a gold-embroid-
ered shell and flame, on dark blue cloth ground.
Each, in gilt embroidery
Each, in real gold embroidery !
No, 218F. Forage Cap Badge for Officer of the Signal Corps; a gold-
embroidered wreath of oak leaves of the size prescribed for officers of
the other staff corps, on dark blue cloth ground, encircling two crossed
signal flags and a burning torch.
Each, with wreath etc. in gilt and silver-plated embroidery 2 25
Each, with wreath etc. in real gold and real silver embroidery. ..... 3 25
25
1 35
75
CAP CORl>S.
OUt Thread or Wire Cap Cord.
Imported Cap Cord.
Cap Cords by Mail,— Single Cap Cords forwarded by mall, post-paid,
without charge for postage.
No.
220F
221F
Cap Cord;
Cap Cord;
gilt thread, heavy; each $0 30
No.
gilt wire, light; each 55
No.
222F
Cap Cord;
gilt wire, heavy; each 70
No.
223F
Cap Cord;
imported, U. S. regulation, light, sliding loop; each, 70
No.
224F
Cap Cord,
imported, U. S. regulation, heavy, sliding loop;
each ,
No.
225F
Cap Cord;
imported, U. S. regulation, genuine gold, sliding
loop ;
each
24 THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
SHOlTI,I>JER IOTOTS.
U. IS. REGIIIjATIOX.— For Officers of the Adjutant- General's Department.— Of gold
cord, one-fourth of tin inch in diameter, Russian pattern, on dark blue cloth ground; insignia of
rant embroidered on the cloth ground of the pad; a solid shield of silver on the centre of the pad
(except for a Colonel and Assistant Adjutant-General, who will wear it on the bouillon of the knot
midway between the upper fastening and the pad); an aiguilletie of gold cord, one-fourth of an
inch in diameter, according to pattern, to be worn on the right shoulder knot, the loop crossed on
top of the right arm above the elbow, and the cords fastened, before buttoning, to the top and
second button on the right side of the coat. The aiguillette, instead of being perrnantly attached
to the shoulder knot, may be made separate, so as to be attached to the coat or knot, underneath
the knot, by means of a strap or tongue passing through the lower fastenings of the knot.
For Officers of the Inspector- General's Department. — Same as for officers of the Adjutant -Gen-
eral's Department, but witii sword and fasces crossed and wreathed, according to pattern, in place
of the silver shield.
For Officers of the Judge Advocate General's Department. — Same as for the officers of the Adju-
tant-General's Department, without the aiguillette and without the shield, but with sword and pen
crossed and wreathed, according to pattern, embroidered in silver on the cloth ground of the pad
(except for a Colonel and Assistant Judge Advocate General, who will wear the device made of
solid silver on the knot midway between the upper fastening and the pad).
For Officers of other Staff Corps. — Same asforofficers of the Adjutant-General's Department, with-
out the aiguillette and without the shield, but with initial letters or device of corps on the cloth
ground of the pad, as follows:
Quartermaster's Department. — <Q. SP.
Subsistence Department. — 9k. g).
Medical Department.— IK. ®.
Pay Department. — $>. g.
(Letters to be embroidered in silver old English characters.)
Engineer Corps. —A. silver turreted castle.
Ordnance Department. — A shell and flame in silver embroidery, according to pattern.
Signal Corps. — Two crossed signal flags and a burning torch, in gold and silver embroidery,
according to pattern.
For Aides-de-Camp to Major and Brigadier Generals. — The shoulder knot of their corps or regi-
ment, with aiguillette attached.
For Officers of Cavalry, ArtilUry. and Infantry. — Of the same pattern as for Staff Corps, hut
on cloth of the same color as the facings of their arm, with number of regiment embroidered in
silver, and insignia of rank on the cloth ground of the pad, according to pattern.
Fbr Regimental Adjutants. — Of same pattern as for officers of their arm, with aiguilleles
attached.
Whenever the full dress is worn by officers on duty, the prescribed epaulettes or shoulder knots
will be attached.
Insignia of Hank. — For a Colonel, a silver-embroidered eagle at the centre of pad; for a Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, two silver-embroidered leaves, one at each end of pad; for a Major, two gold-embroid-
ered leaves one at each end of pad; for a Captain, two silver-embroidered bars at each end of pad;
for a First Lieutenant, one silver-embroidered bar at each end of pad; for a Second Lieutenant,
plain.
(g^* When ordering Shoulder Knots always state arm of service, rank, and number of regiment.
No. 240F. Shoulder Knots; U. S. army pattern; fine gilt wire cord;
insignia of rank embroidered in gilt or silver-plated bouillon, and
number of regiment in silver-plated bouillon; patent fastenings:
For Second Lieutenant; per pair $5 00
For First Lieutenant; per pair 5 50
For Captain; per pair 6 00
For Major; per pair 6 30
For Lieutenant- Colonel; per pair 6 30
For Colonel; per pair 7 00
No. 241F, Shoulder Knots; U, S. army pattern; best gilt wire cord;
insignia of rank embroidered in real gold or sdver bouillon, and nuru>
of regiment in real silver bouillon; patent fastenings;
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For Second Lieutenant; per pair $5 70
For First Lieutenant; per pair 6 35
For Captain; per pair 7 00
For Major; per pair 7 70
For Lieutenant-Colonel; per pair 7 7°
For Colonel; per pair 8 00
No. 242F. Shoulder Knots; U. S. army pattern; best real gold wire cord;
extra fine quality cloth; insignia of rank embroidered in real gold or
silver bouillon, and number of regiment in real silver bouillon; patent
fastenings:
For Second Lieutenant; per pair 16 75
For First Lieutenant; per pair 18 00
For Captain: per pair 19 00
For Major; per pair , 20 00
For Lieutenant-Colonel; per pair 20 00
For Colonel; per pair. 20 00
USB?" On application prices will be quoted for Officers' Shoulder Knots not listed in the fore-
going lists.
CHAFES OX SHOILDBR K\OTS.
Officers who have been promoted, or transferred from one regiment to
another, can continue to wear their old shoulder knots by having new cloth cen-
tres put in them, these centres bearing newly embroidered number of regiment
and insignia of rank.
Our prices for putting new cloth centres in shoulder knots, these centres
bearing the regulation embroidery in fine gilt or silver-plated bouillon, are as
follows:
Changes on Shoulder Knots for Second Lieutenant $2 00
Changes on Shoulder Knots for First Lieutenant 2 60
Changes on Shoulder Knots for Captain , 3 00
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THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
Changes on Shoulder Knots for Major S3 25
Changes on Shoulder Knots for Lieutenant-Colonel 325
Changes on Shoulder Knots for Colonel 3 65
Our prices for putting ne%v cloth centres of extra fine quality in shoulder
knots, these centres bearing the regulation embroidery in real gold or silver
bouillon, are as follows:
Changes on Shoulder Knots for Second Lieutenant $2 35
Changes on Shoulder Knots for First Lieutenant 2 85
Changes on Shoulder Knots for Captain 3 25
Changes on Shoulder Knots for Major - - . 3 60
Changes on Shoulder Knots for Lieutenant-Colonel 3 60
Changes on Shoulder Knots for Colonel 4 00
SHOlTM>ER STRAPS.
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U. S. K13fii UIjA.TIOW.— For the General of the Army. — Dark blue cloth one and three-
ighths inches wide by four inches long, bordered with an embroidery of gold one-fourth of an
-ch wide; two sih er-einbroidered stars of live rays each, and gold-embroidered "Amis of the
I nited States" between them.
For a Lieutenant-General.— -The same as for the General, except there will be three silver-em-
:roidered stars of five rays, one star on the centre of the strap, and one on each side equidistant
i^tween the centre and outer edge of the strap, the centre star to be the largest.
For a Major-General, — The same as for a Lieutenant-General, except that there will be two
=:ars instead of three; the centre of each star to be one inch from the outer edge of the gold em-
broidery on the ends of the strap, both stars of the same size.
For a Brigadier-General.— -The same as for a Major- General, except that there will be one star
.. -vuad of two; the centre of the star to be equidistant from the outer edge of the embroidery on
The ends of the strap.
For a Colonel, — The same size as for a Major- General, bordered in a like manner with an em-
DToIdery of gold; a silver- embroidered spread eagle on the centre of the strap, two inches between
the taps of the wings, having in the right talon an olive branch, and in the left a bundle of arrows,
in escutcheon on the breast as represented in the "Arms of the United states ;" cloth of the strap
-- follows: for the General Staff and Staff Corps, dark blue; infantry, white; artillery, scarlet;
cavalry, yellow.
For a Lieutenant-Colonel— -The same as for a Colonel according to corps, omitting the eagle
id introducing a silver-embroidered leaf at each end, each leaf extending seven-eighths" of an inch
from the end border of the strap.
For a Major.— The same as for a Colonel according to corps, omitting the eagle and introduc-
ing a gold-embroidered leaf at each end, each leaf extending seven-eighths of an inch from the end
rder of the strap.
For a Captain*.— The same as for a Colonel according to corps, omitting the eagle and intro-
tacing at each end two silver-embroidered bars of the same width as the border, placed parallel to
ii? ends of the strap at a distance between them and from the border equal to the width of the
rder,
For a First Lieutenant. — The same as for a Colonel according to corps, omitting the eagle
introducing at each end one silver- embroidered bar of the same width as the border placed
parallel to the ends of the strap at a distance from the border equal to its width.
For a Second Lieutenant.— The same as for a Colonel according to corps, omitting the eagle.
When Worn.— The Shoulder Strap will be worn whenever the epaulet or shoulder knot is-
Bspensed with.
Special Note.— When ordering Shoulder Straps state rank and arm of service.
28 THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
No. 260F. Shoulder Straps; large size) extra heavy;, best quality of cloth
centres; best embroidery in real gold and real silver bouillon.
For General; per pair $11 00
For Lieutenant- Gfeneral; per pair , 8 00
For Major- General; per pair 7 5°
For Brigadier-General; per pair 7 00
For Colonel; per pair 8 00
For Lieutenant-Colonel; per pair 7 50
For Major; per pair 7 50
For Captain; per pair 6 00
For First Lieutenant; per pair 5 50
For Second Lieutenant; per pair . . : 5 00
Htssp'When straps for Chaplain are wanted the price for tliem is the same as for Captain's straps.
No. 261F, Shoulder Straps; regulation size; best quality of cloth centres;
best embroider}' in real gold and real silver bouillon.
For General; per pair $j 00
For Lieutenant-General; per pair 6 00
For Major-General; per pair 5 50
For Brigadier-General; per pair , 5 00
For Colonel; per pair 6 00
For Lieutenant-Colonel; per pair 5 50
For Major; per pair 5 50
For Captain; per pair 5 00
For First Lieutenant; per pair 4 50
For Second Lieutenant; per pair 4 OO
ftgpWhen straps for Chaplain are wanted the price for them is the same as for Captain's straps.
No. 262F. Shoulder Straps; regulation size; best quality of cloth centres;
best embroider)- in fine gilt and silver-plated bouillon.
For General; per pair $6 50
For Lieutenant-General;, per pair 4 00
For Major-General; per pair 3 75
For Brigadier-General; per pair 3 00
For Colonel; per pair 4 00
For Lieutenant-Colonel; per pair 3 50
For Major; per pair 3 50
For Captain; per pair 3 00
For First Lieutenant; per pair 2 75
For Second Lieutenant; per pair 2 50
ES^When straps for Chaplain are wanted the price for tliem is the same as foT Captain's straps.
No. 263F. Shoulder Straps; regulation size; best quality of cloth centres;
best embroidery in coarse gilt and silver-plated bouillon.
For Colonel; per pair $3 50
For Lieutenant- Colonel; per pair 3 00
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For Major; per pair $3 00
For Captain; per pair . 2 50
For First Lieutenant; per pair 2 25
For Second Lieutenant; per pair 2 00
5f When straps for Chaplain are wanted the price for them is the same as for Captain's straps.
No. 264F. Shoulder Straps; regulation size; metal borders and metal
insignia of rank, all in imitation of embroidery.
For Colonel; per pair 1 00
For Lieutenant-Colonel; per pair 1 00
For Major; per pair I 00
For Captain; per pair . I 00
For First Lieutenant; per pair 1 00
For Second Lieutenant; per pair 1 00
CHAXG-ES OK SHOULDER STRAPS.
Officers who have been promoted, or transferred from one regiment to
another, can continue to wear their old shoulder straps by having new cloth cen-
tres put in them, these centres bearing newly embroidered insignia ; of rank.
Our prices for putting new fine quality cloth centres in shoulder straps,
the centres bearing the regulation insignia of rank embroidered in fine gilt or
silver-plated bouillon, are as follows:
Changes on Shoulder Straps for Colonel $1 50
Changes on Shoulder Straps for Lieutenant- Colonel 1 35
Changes on Shoulder Straps for Major 1 35
Changes on Shoulder Straps for Captain ......' 1 20
Changes on Shoulder Straps for First Lieutenant 95
Changes on Shoulder Straps for Second Lieutenant (no insignia) .... 60
Our prices for putting new extra fine quality cloth centres in shoulder straps,
the centres bearing the regulation insignia of rank embroidered in real gold or
real silver bouillon, are as follows:
Changes on Shoulder Straps for Colonel , %% 00
Changes on Shoulder Straps for Lieutenant-Colonel 1 85
Changes on Shoulder Straps for Major 1 85
Changes on Shoulder Straps for Captain 1 50
Changes on Shoulder Straps for First Lieutenant 1 00
Changes on Shoulder Straps for Second Lieutenant (no insignia) .... 60
EPAUIiETS.
U. S. REGrTTLrATIOlf.— For the General of the Arm;/.— Of gold, "with solid crescent;
device— two silver-embroidered stars, with five rays each, one and one-half inches in diameter, and
the "Arms of the- United States" embroidered in gold placed between them.
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For a Lieutenant- General. — Of gold,
with solid crescent; device— three silver-
embroidered stars of five rays each, respec-
tively one and one-half, one and one-quar-
ter, one and one-eighth inches in diameter'.
The largest placed in the centre of the cres-
cent; the others placed longitudinally on
the strap and equidistant, ranging in order
of size from the crescent.
For a Major-General. — Same as for a
Lieutenant-General, omitting the smallest
star, and the smallest of the two remaining
stars placed in the centre of the strap.
For a Brigadier-General. — Same as for
a Lieutenant -General, omitting all hut the-
largest star. The Adjutant- General and
Inspector-General to wear an aiguillettc,
with the right epaulet,
according to pattern.
I HI
No. 270F. Epaulets; best quality gilt;
regulation size; insignia of rank finely
embroidered in fine bouillon; furnish-
ed in japanned tin case; price, per
pair, $18.00 to $30.00, according to
rank. Write for special prices.
13" We can furnish still cheaper Epaulets when
desired. Special prices of all grades of Epaulets for any
rank furnished on application,
SASHES.
No. 275F. Sash; buff silk, fine quality;
6 feet long; each gig 00
No. 276F. Sash; buff silk, extra fine
quality; 6 feet long; each 26 00
No. 277F. Sash; red silk; 6 feet long;
each , 14 00
No. 278F. Sash; green silk; 6 feet
long; each 7 00
No. 279F. Sash; red worsted; 6 feet
long; each 2 25
THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
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AIGOTXETTfiS.
IT. S, KEfcrUIjATIOlllf.— Officers of the Adjutant- General's and Inspector-General's
Departments, Aides-de-Camps to General Officers, Military Secretaries and Regimental Adjutants
- sar the Aiguillette attached to the right shoulder. For description of regulation Aiguillette see
U, S. regulation printed under heading ' ' Shoulder Knots."
E^* See cut of regulation Aiguillette on opposite page.
No. 285 F. Aiguillette; made of fine gilt thread cord braided, gold-plated
shoulder slide, and fine gilt ornamental pendants; each $5 25
No. 286F. Aiguillette; made of extra fine gilt wire cord braided (regula-
tion size), with plaited arm loops, gold-plated shoulder slide, and fine
ornamental pendants, finely gold-plated; each 7 50
No. 287F. Aiguillette; made of heavy and fine gilt wire cord braided
(regulalation size), plaited arm loops, gold-plated shoulder slide, and
extra fine ornamental pendants, finely gold-plated; each 9 00
No. 288F. Aiguillette; made of extra heavy and fine gilt wire cord
braided (regulation size), extra fine pendants; each n 00
No. 289F. Aiguillette; same as No. 288F, but with pencil in one pend-
ant for writing; each 12 00
CHEVRONS.
IT, S. REGULATION.— Cloth Chevrons.— The rank of non-commissioned officers
■will he marked oil the blouse and overcoat by chevrons of cloth, and on the uniform dress-coat by
chevrons of gold lace. The chevrons will he worn points down. Those upon the uniform dress-coat
and blouse will he above the elbow; those on the overcoat will he below the elbow, with the points
one-half inch above the cuff.
The cloth chevrons to be of the same color as the facing of the uniform dress-coat, except
those worn on the overcoat by infantry, which will be of dark blue cloth. The Engineers' chev-
rons are to be piped with white cloth. The bars of the chevrons will he one-half inch wide, separ-
ated by silk stitching, white for Hospital Steward, Acting Hospital Steward, Engineers, and for
overcoats for infantry, black for all others; the upper and lower edges to be finished or bound with
a similar stitching. The arms of the chevron bars to be six to seven inches long, to be the arcs of
■ circle of about twenty-five inches radius, and to meet at an angle of a out ninety-six degrees;
distance between extreme outer ends about nine inches.
Rauk will be indicated as follows:
For a Sergeant-Major. — Three bars and an arc of three bars.
For a Quartermaster-Sergeant.— Three bars and a fie of three bars.
For a Saddler- Sergeant. — Three bars and a saddler's round knife, handle upward. Knife of the
following dimensions: handle one and three-fourths inchas long, three-fourths of an inch wide near
top, five-eights of an inch near blade; blade, one and one-eighth inches deep in centre; from point
to point of blade, three and one-fourth inches; centre of edge, one and one-fourth inches above
inner angle of chevron.
For a Ohief Trumpeter. — Three bars and an arc of one bar, with a bugle of pattern worn on
caps, in the centre.
For a Principal Musician.— Three bars and a bugle.
For an Ordnance Sergeant.' — Three bars and a star.
For a Post Quartermaster-Sergeant. — Three bars and a crossed key and pen.
For a Commissary Sergeant. — Three bars and crescent (points front), one and one-fourth inches
ive the inner angle of chevron.
For a Hospital Steward. — Three bars and an arc of one bar of emerald green cloth, enclosing a
red cross.
For an Acting Hospital Steward. — The same as for a Hospital Steward, omitting the arc.
_ For a Company or Litter Bearer. — A brassard of white cloth, sixteen inches by three inches, on
which is a red cross, two inches by two inches, to be worn on the cuff of the left arm.
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For a First Sergeant.— Three bars and a lozenge.
For a Sergeant. —Three bars.
For a Regimental and Battalion. Color Sergeant. — Three bars and a sphere one and one-fourth
inches in diameter.
For a Corporal. — Two bars.
For a Farrier.— A horseshoe of cloth, four and one-half inches long and three and three-
quarters inches wide.
For a Pioneer.— Two crossed hatchets of cloth, same color and mater'al as the facing of the
uniform dress-coat, to be sawed on each sleeve above the elbow in the place indicated for a chev-
ron (those of a Corporal to be just above and resting on the chevron), tiie head of the hatchet up-
ward, its edge outward of the. following dimensions, viz: handle, foor and one-half inches long,
one-fourth to one-third of an inch wide; hatchet, two inches long, one inch wide at the- edge.
For EnlMml Menoftlie Signal Corps — According to pattern in the office of the t-Jtiar terms ster-
General of the Army. Two embroidered signal iiags, crossed, each three-fourths of an inch square,
bearing in the centre a square one-fourth of an inch, one flag white with red inner s mare, the
other red with white inner square. Flags and squares bouillon-edged; staffs three inches long,
with silver spears, made up on a piece of dark blue cloth three inches square, with corners
rounded off. This device to be worn by the non-commissioned officers above the chevrons, by pri-
vates of the first class on both arms, and bv privates of the second class on the left arm only, in
the same positioo a.s the chevron of non-commissioned officers.
GoLd. Lace Chevrons. — The gold lace chevrons will be of the same dimensions as cloth
chevrons, stitched upon cloth of the same color as the facings of the uniform dress-coat. Those
for Engineers to have stitching of white silk upon each edge of the gold lace.
lo Indicate Service, — All enlisted men who have served fadthf oily for one term of enlistment, of
either three or five years, will wear as a mark of distinction upon both sleeves of the uniform dress-
coat, below the elbow, a diagonal half chevron of gold lace, one-half inch wide, stitched upon a
piece of dark blue cloth of the color of the uniform dress-coat, and extending from seam to seam,
the front end nearest the cuff, and one-half inch above the point of the cuff.
To Indicate Service in War. — A diagonal half chevron of gold hiee, one-half inch wide, with
piping on each side one-eighth of an inch wide, of cloth of the same color as the facings of the
arm of service in which the soldier earned the right to wear it. those for Engineers to have in
addition a stitching of white silk on each side of the gold lace . To be worn on both sleeves of the
uniform dress-coat.
All soldiers who have served during the was of the rebellion, and who were1 discharged; all
who have served in the Indian campaigns enumerated in general ordersfrom the headquarters of
the army; and all who have served or may serve in the Army of the United States in war, or such
Indian campaigns approaching the magnitude of war as may from time to time be so designated
by the Secretary of War, are entitled to wear the "service-in- war" chevron.
The chevrons to indicate service and service in war, if more than one, will be worn one above
the other in the order in which they were earned, one-fourth of an inch distance between them.
But one chevron will be worn for each enlistment, the "serviee-in-war" chevron being worn in
place of the ' service" chevron for each enlistment in which the right to weaT it was earned.
None of the "service" chevrons will be worn on the overcoat or blouse.
How to Order Chevrons.— When ordering Chevrons, state rank, and also state whether
fatigue or dress chevrons are wanted. If Chevrons that are uot U. S. regulation are wanted, they
should be carefully described.
FIRST SERGEANT'S CLOTH CHEVRON.
SERGEANT'S CLOTH CHEVRON..
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CORPORAL'S C-OTH CHEVRON.
FIR5T SERGEANT'S LACE CHEVRON.
500F. Cloth Chevrons; U. S. regulation for fatigue blouse.
For Corporal; per pair
For Sergeant; per pair
For First Sergeant; per pair
For Company Quartermaster-Sergeant; per pair
For Quartermaster-Sergeant; per pair
For Sergeant- Major; per pair
For Principal Musician; per pair
For Ordnance Sergeant; per pair
For Commissary Sergeant; per pair . . .
For Color Sergeant; per pair
For Hospital Steward; per pair
For Acting Hospital Steward; per pair
For Chief Trumpeter; per pair
For Saddler Sergeant; per pair
Service Stripes; per pair
So 65
1 00
2 OO
1 70
2 OO
2 OO
2 OO
2 OO
2 OO
2 OO
2 OO
2 OO
2 40
2 40
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SERGEANT'S LACE CHEVRON.
CORPORAL'S LACE CHEVRON.
301F. Chevrons; fine gilt lace stripes, one-half inch wide, array pat-
tern, on cloth of any color; U. S. regulation for dress-coat.
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For Corporal; per pair $o 60
For Sergeant; per pair 80
For First Sergeant; per pair 1 00
For Company Quartermaster-Sergeant; per pair 1 00
For Quartermaster-Sergeant; per pair 1 25
For Sergeant-Major; per pair 1 35
For Principal Musician: per pair 1 50
For Ordnance Sergeant; per pair 2 00
For Commissary Sergeant; per pair 1 50
For Color Sergeant; per pair 1 23
For Hospital Steward ; per pair 2 40
For Acting Hospital Steward; per pair 2 25
For Chief Trumpeter; per pair 2 00
For Saddler Sergeant; per pair 1 50
Service Stripes (peace); per pair 20
Service Stripes (war); per pair 20
No, 302F. Chevrons; same as No, 301F, but with stripes of a better
quality of gilt lace.
For Corporal; per pair 80
For Sergeant; per pair 1 j 5
For First Sergeant; per pair 1 25
For Company Quartermaster- Sergeant; per pair 1 25
For Quartermaster-Sergeant; per pair . , 1 50
For Sergeant-Major; per pair 1 75
For Principal Musican; per pair 2 00
For Ordnance Sergeant; per pair 2 35
For Commissary Sergeant; per pair 1 85
For Color Sergeant; per pair , , , 1 65
For Hospital Steward ; per pair 2 75
For Acting Hospital Steward; per pair 2 50
For Chief Trumpeter; per pair , , 2 35
For Saddler Sergeant; per pair , ,...,.. 2 00
Service Stripes (peace); per pair , 25
Service Stripes (war); per pair , 25
No. 303 F. Chevrons; real gold lace, one-half inch wide, army pattern,
on extra fine cloth; U. S. regulation for dress-coat.
For Corporal; per pair 3 00
For Sergeant; per pair 3 75
For First Sergeant; per pair , 4 00
For Company Quartermaster-Sergeant; per pair 4 75
For Quartermaster-Sergeant; per pair , 5 50
For Sergeant-Major; per pair . . , , 6 00
For Principal Musician; per pair . , ,.,,,.,,,..,,.,,,.,,,,, 4 50
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For Ordnance Sergeant; per pair $± 50
For Commissary Sergeant; per pair , . 4 50
For Color Sergeant; per pair 425
For Hospital Steward; per pair 6 00
For Acting Hospital Steward; per pair 4 50
For Chief Trumpeter; per pair 5 00
For Saddler Sergeant; per pair 4 50
Service Stripes (peace); per pair 80
Service Stripes (war); per pair 80
B^~ Prices of Chevrons made in special styles will be quoted 011 application.
AGRAFFES.
(FOIt AKMY OVEKOOATS.)
No. 305F. Agraffes, or Frogs; made of black mohair cord (square), wor-
sted-filled; machine-made olives; per set of five and cape loop $3 00
No. 306F. Agraffes, or Frogs; made of black mohair cord, worsted-
filled; machine-made olives; a little finer than No. 305F; per set of
five and cape loop 3 25
No. 307 F. Agraffes, or Frogs; made of best black mohair cord (square),
worsted -filled; hand-netted olives; army regulation; per set of five
and cape loop 4 00
No. 308F. Agraffes^ or Frogs; made of best black silk cord; machine-
made olives; per set of five and cape loop 4 00
CAPE LOOPS.
No. 310F. Cape Loop; made of black mohair cord (square), worsted-
filled; machioe-made olives; each $0 60
No. 31 iF. Cape Loop; made of best black mohair cord (square),
worsted-filled; hand-netted olives; each 75
(LOTHS.
No. 23. Dark Blue Coating; 28-ounce; per yard $5 40
No. 24. Dark Blue Coating; 24-onnce; per yard 5 40
No. 25. Dark Blue Imported; 20-ounce; per yard 6 00
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No. 27. Dark Blue Imported; 19-ounce; per yard 56 75
No. 28. Dark Blue Coating; 22 -ounce; per yard 7 35
No. 61. Twilled Cloth; 54 inches wide, in the following colors: scarlet,
orange, white, bright blue; per yard 4 25
No. 46. Sky Blue Cloth; per yard 3 00
No. 48. Sky Blue Cloth; regulation kersey; per yard 4 35
No. 52. Sky Blue Cloth; doeskin; per yard 6 35
No. 53. Sky Blue Cloth; doeskin; per yard 7 00
•No. 26. Dark Blue Cloth; doeskin; per yard 6 00
STRIPES FOR Ol IUEKS.
£^~ These Stripes are finished ready to sew on .
No. 315F. Stripes; ^-inch; twilled cloth; per pair So 65
No, 316F. Stripes; 1 -inch.; twilled cloth; per pair So
No. 317F, Stripes; ij^-inch; twilled cloth; per pair. go
No. 318F. Stripes; i^-inch; twilled cloth; per pair 1 00
' la ordering Stripes state color wanted.
BUTTONS.
EST' "We carry in stock many kinds of
P^S\ Military and Society Buttons in' various
qualities. We also carry in stock tlie differ-
ent State Buttons. Prices of Buttons not
listed here will he quoted on application.
Infantry Buttons; 3rd quality; Vest size; per dozen , , . . $035
Infantry Buttons; 3rd quality; coat size; per dozen 65
Infantry Buttons; and quality; vest size; per dozen 50
Infantry Buttons; 2nd quality; coat size; per dozen 1 00
Infantry Buttons; 1st quality; vest size; per dozen. 65
Infantry Buttons; 1st quality; coat size; per dozen , 1 30
Infantry Buttons; extra gold plate; vest size; per dozen. ..,.....,, 1 30
Infantry Buttons; extra gold plate; coat size; per dozen 2 70
Cavalry Buttons; 3rd quality; vest size; per dozen 35
Cavalry Buttons: 3rd quality; coat size; per dozen , 65
Cavahy Buttons; 2nd quality; vest size, per dozen ......... , . , . , 50
Cavalry Buttons; and quality; coat size: per dozen , , I 00
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Cavalry Buttons; ist quality; vest size; per dozen $0 65
Cavalry Buttons; ist quality; coat size; per dozen 1 30
Cavalry Buttons; extra gold plate; vest size; per dozen 1 30
2 70
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Cavalry Buttons; extra gold plate; coat size; per dozen
vrtillcry Buttons; 3rd qualitj ; vest size; per dozen. . .
Artillery Buttons; 3rd quality; coat hize; per dozen
Artillery Buttons; 2nd quality; vest size; per dozen 50
Artillery Buttons; 2nd quality; coat size; per dozen ' 1 00
Artillery Buttons; ist quality; vest size; per dozen 65
Artillery Buttons; ist quality; coat size; per dozen 1 30
Artillery Buttons; extra gold plate; vest size; per dozen 1 30
Artillery Buttons; extra gold plate; coat size; per dozen 2 70
3rd quality; vest size; per dozen , 35
3rd quality; coat size; per dozen 65
2nd quality; vest size; per dozen 50
and quality; coat size; per dozen 1 00
ist quality; vest size; per dozen 65
ist quality; coat size; per dozen , 1 30
extra gold plate; vest size; per dozen 1 30
extra gold plate; coat size; per dozen 2 70
OLOVES.
Staff Buttons
Staff Buttons
Staff Buttons
Staff Buttons
Staff Buttons
Staff Buttons
Staff Buttons
Staff Buttons
No. 320F. Gloves; white berlin; U. S. standard; per pair. So 35
No. 321F. Gloves; white lisle; for boys; per pair 25
No. 322F. Gloves; white lisle; light weight; per pair 35
No. 324F. Gloves; white lisle; fine quality; per pair 40
No. 32 5F. Gloves; white lisle; fine quality; with two buttons; per pair. . 40
CASKS.
No. 330F. Helmet Case; made of heavy japanned tin; for foot officer's
helmet; each $1 35
No. 33 1F. Helmet Case; made of heavy japanned tin; for mounted
officer's helmet; each 2 65
No. 332F. Belt Case; made of heavy japanned tin: each 90
No. 333F. Knot Case; made of heavy japanned tin; each 90
No. 334F. Chapeau Case; made of heavy japanned tin; each 4 75
No, 335F. Plume Case; made of heavy japanned tin; each 1 25
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EQUIPMENTS.
CAKTBIBGK BOXES.
No. 350F. Cartridge Box; McKeever pattern; black harness leather;
20 rounds; each
No. 35 1 F. Cartridge Box; McKeever pattern; enamelled leather; faced
any color; 20 rounds; each
No. 352F. Cartridge Box; McKeever pattern; enamelled leather, any
color; 20 rounds; each
No. 35 3 F. Cartridge Box; made of black patent leather, with perforated
wood box to hold cartridges: each . . ,
WAIST BELTS.
No. 355F. Waist Belt; harness leather; with plate; each
No. 356F. Waist Belt; enamelled leather; with plate; each
No. 357F. Waist Belt; grain leather; leather-lined; with plate; each.. .
BAYOXET SCABBARDS.
No. 360F. Bayonet Scabbard;
bronzed steel: with leather
frog; each Si 60
No. 361 F. Bayonet Scabbard;
bronzed steel; with leather
frog; U. S. regulation; each.. ]
No. 362F. Bayonet Scabbard;
nickel-plated steel; with
leather frog; each 1 75
No. 363 F. Bayonet Scabbard;
nickel-plated steel; with
leather frog; U. S. regulation;
each 2 00
IX SETS, WITH CROSS
BEETS.
No. 365. Set of Equipments ;
white web cross belts arid
waist belt, the latter with brass plate with company letter, and
the former with brass plate with regimental number; patent
leather cartridge box; bronzed steel bayonet scabbard; com-
plete
No. 366F. Set of Equipments; black harness leather cross belts
and waist belt, the latter with brass plate with company letter,
and the former with brass plate with regimental number;
£2
5°
3
25
3
25
1
35
$1
25
1
5o
1
75
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patent leather cartridge box; bronzed steel bayonet scabbard; com-
plete £4 25
No. 367F, Set of Equipments; black enamelled leather cross belts and
waist belt, the latter with brass plate with company letter, and the
former with brass plate with regimental number; patent leather cart-
ridge box, with perforated wood inside to hold cartridges; nickel-
plated steel bayonet scabbard; complete 6 00
KXAPSACKN.
Xo. 37»F.
\"o. 37 1 F.
dozen
No. 372F.
No. 373F.
Knapsacks; made of oiled muslin; per dozen $30 00
Knapsacks; made of oiled muslin, with leather flap; per
• 35 00
Knapsacks; made of best quality patent leather; per dozen. . 42 00
Knapsacks; made of enamelled leather; per dozen 78 00
IiEOOUfG-S.
Essentials of Mili-
tary Legginps. — In-
fantry Military Leggings
should be made of strong,
durable duck, mid made
straight at the top. Height,
is a question of preference,
but twelve inches is ample
protection. Everything
about leggings should be
a part of them, or fastened
to them in such a manner
as not to come off. They
should be so made that one
part will not wear out be-
fore another, and for that
reason the edge must nol
be bound either with
leather or cloth, neither
must a raw edge be ex-
posed. Buckles and straps
should be riveted into the
leggings, not sewed on.
The fastening ought never
to be positive, like buttons,
heavy snap springs, patent
idovi! bul hm' clasps, etc.,
all of which admit of no
play, but the legging must
nevertheless fit exactly. The fastening should he of something that will oiler the least possible re-
sistance to brush, etc., and yot be capable of quick adjustment. All of the foregoing essentials are
comprised in the patent lace Leggings adopted by the V. S. Army in 1887, and listed below as
Standard Army Leggings (No. 1). The fastening consists of grommet holes, list and smooth, in
front flap, and heavy army studs in rear flap, a combination that offers practical]}- no resistance to
bushes, etc., and also "gives" with the motion of the leg, and thus renders walking easy.
No. 1. Standard Army Leggings: made of Standard army duck, in tan
or white color, with patent army lace fastening; 12 inches high.
8-ounce weight; per pair 5o 75
10-ounce weight; per pair 80
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12-ounce weight; per pair $o 90
15-ounce weight; per pair 95
No, 2. Standard Army Leggings; made of Standard army duck, in tan
or white color, with patent spring lace fastening; 12 or 15 inches,
as indicated.
12-ounce weight; 12 inches high; per pair 90
15-ounce weight; 12 inches high; per pair 95
15-ounce weight; 15 inches high; per pair 1 15
No. 375F. Mounted Officer's Leggings; made of grain leather; with
spring; per pair , 4 00
No. 376F. Mounted Officer's Leggings; made of grain leather, extra fine
stock; with spring; per pair 4 75
No. 377F. Mounted Officer's Leggings; made of pehbled leather; with
spring; 7 extra fine; per pair 6 00
No. 390F. U. S. Army
Mounted Service Sad-
dle ; made of black
leather, with brass
trimmings.
Complete, as shown in
cut $36 jo
j Without bags 26 50
With California horn;
complete 40 00
With California horn;
without bags 30 00
With leg guards and
hooded stirrups in-
stead of stirrup leath-
ers and wooden stir-
rups as shown in cut;
complete 42 00
With leg guards and
hooded stirrups in-
stead of stirrup leath-
ers and wooden stir-
Ko.jmif. rups; without bags. . . 32 00
Special style, with large plain flaps let in and screwed down to render
seat smooth; complete 41 00
Special style, with large plain flaps let in and screwed down to render
seat smooth; without bags 31 Oo
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Saddle- Bags and Gun-Slings.— We are. prepared to furnish Saddle-Bags and Gun-
Slings, as follows: Saddle-Bags, largest size (see cut of Saddle No. 890 F), $13.Cfl; Saddle-Bags,
second size, $12.00; Saddle-Bags, third size, $10.00; Saddle-Bags, second size, canvas, $5.25;
Saddle- Bags, rubber lined, first and second size, $18.60. Any of the foregoing Saddle-Bags
arranged for valise use at $2,00 additional. Gun-Slings, with clasp, of leather and metal, to
buckle over pommel, with bolder of leather in which to cany carbine ££ 00,
Xo. 801F.
No. 391F. Regulation U. S. Army Officer's Saddle; made of best black
leather and other materials on No. I Whitman tree; with brass or
nickel footman loops and rings in front and rear, steel spring-bar,
girth, stirrup leathers, and Whitman brass or nickel robber-footed
stirrups; complete $40 00
No. 392F. Saddle; similiar to No. 39 iF, but made of second choice of
materials and with less careful workmanship; complete 33 00
No. 393F. Saddle; similar to No. 392F, but made of third choice of
materials and in plainer style; complete 26 00
No. 394F, McClellan Saddle; officer's state service pattern: with soft
quilted seat (see cut, next page).
Complete, with girth, and hooded stirrups 32 00
Complete, with girth, hooded stirrups, and crupper 34 00
Complete, with girth, hooded stirrups, bags, and crupper 42 00
Complete, with girth, hooded stirrups, bags, crupper, and holsters . . 50 00
No. 395F. McClellan Saddle; plainer quality: with skirts over rigging
(see cut, next page").
With skirts screwed on, complete, with girth and hooded stirrups. ... 16 00
With skirts seamed on, complete, with girth and hooded stirrups. ... 18 00
Second-hand, complete 13 00
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No. 396F. McClellan Saddle; army pattern; without skirts.
Complete, with girth, hooded stirrups, and leg-guards $16 50
Complete, with girth, and plain wooden stirrups 13 50
Second-hand, with new girth, new hooded stirrups, and new leg-
guards, complete 13 00
No. 305I\
No. 3MF.
No. 397F. McClellan Saddle; cheap quality; extra quality tree; with
girth and hooded stirrups; complete 1 1 00
No. 398F. McClellan Saddle; cheap quality; extra quality tree; with
ring girth and hooded stirrups: complete 11 00
No. 399F. McClellan Saddle; cheap quality; with girth and plain
wooden stirrups; complete 8 40
No. 400F. McClellan Saddle; cheap quality; with girth and plain
wooden stirrups; complete 6 40
PISTOL HOLSTKRS.
No. 405F. Pistol Holsters: to order; per pair $13 50
WHITMAN RIBRER-EOOTED STIRRUPS.
The "Whitman Stirrup. — In whatever ways stirrups have been improved, excepting the
wooden stirrup, there is only one other stirrup (the Whitman) in the market that will prevent, the
foot from slipping. The Whitman Stirrup is elegant in appearance, is of proper weight, and bv
nieaus of a neat rubber mat countersunk in its foot-plate prevents the foot from slipping. A pair
of these Stirrups may be used a good while, and then may be made as good as new by replatiug
anil substituting new rubber mats for the old ones. No person who has used the Whitman Stirrup-
will ever be satisfied with any other kind.
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P£7fil» BUTT.N.Y
Patented December 9, 1870.
No. 405F. Whitman Stirrups; with turn foot; nickel-plated; flat legged;
per pair $4 50
No. 406F. Whitman Stirrups; with stiff foot; nickel-plated; extra large;
flat legged; per pair 4 00
No. 407F. Whitman Stirrups; with stiff foot:
nickel-plated; medium size; round legged;
per pair 4 00
No. 408 F. Whitman Stirrups; with stiff foot;
nickel-plated; small size; round legged;
per pair 4 00
No. 409F. Whitman Stirrups; same style as
No. 405F, but with stiff foot; officer's pat-
tern; light or heavy; per pair 4 00
No. 410F. Rubber Mats; for Whitman stir-
rups; per pair 65
' Stirrups Nos. 4.06F and 4.09F may l)e had in brass if desired.
iUUJTABY MARTIXGA1.KS.
No. 4.15F. Martingale, or Breastplate; Whit-
man make ; best quality ; black patent
leather; oval centre of blue, white, yellow,
or red as desired; brass or nickel -plated
shield or heart: bar buckles; complete. ... Si 3 00
No. 41 6F. Martingale, or Breastplate; Whit-
man make; second quality: with fiat centre.
but otherwise like No. 415F: complete. .. 10 00
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AVHIT5IAX FELT SA1HILK CLOTHS.
No. 420F. Felt Saddle Cloth ;
/ f. - - ^5™_-t -"-_;-- Whitman make; I'. S. regu-
"TT"" ~J*S5°-~"' -— =^-- -^--^'s^s-s lation; government size — 25
HK\ inches on back line.
■IKi Blue, with silk braid; each.. ?7 25
s^SMy Pure Indigo Blue, with silk
'^^SSq braid; each 10 00
Blue, with 2-inch leather strap extending over back of cloth; each. . . 8 00
Pure Indigo Blue, with 2-inch leather strap extending over back of
cloth; each 10 75
Blue, with binding of cloth (sky blue, yellow, or red ), and with cloth
or metal figures;' each 10 75
Pure Indigo Blue, with binding of cloth (sky blue, yellow, or red),
and with cloth or metal figures; each 13 00
lap- We can furnish Saddle Cloths of the same shape as above, but of 33-inch buck line, and in
lighter qualities of goods finished in the same manner as described above, at $2.00, $2.75, to $3.50
less than prices quoted. On application we will cheerfully quote special prices on cloths of these
grades.
iutn>Li:s.
No. 425F. Whitman Officer's Bridle ;
black leather; nickel or brass trim-
mings; spirally twisted brow-band
and eagle- mounted rosettes; officer's
four-ring bit, as described on page
45; two reins, flat; each $17 00
No. 426F. Whitman Officer's Bridle ;
same as No. 425F, but with one flat
rein; each 14 75
([^"Either of the above Bridles with full brass bits,
$2.50 extra.
No. 427F. Military Bridle; best quality;
best black leather, with brow-band in
yellow or any other desired color; brass rosettes; brass electroplated
steel racking bit; one rein; each $9 00
No. 428F. Military Bridle: same as No. 427F, but with two reins; each. 11 00
No. 429F. Military Bridle; second quality; good black leather, with
colored brow-band; neat rosettes; good brass electroplated racking
bit; one rein; each 6 00
No. 430F. Military Bridle; same as No. 429F, but with two reins; each. 9 00
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THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
45
No. 43 iF. Military Bridle; third quality; black leather, with colored
brow-band; plain brass rosettes; brass electroplated bit; one rein;
each
$4 5<
No. 432F. Military Bridle; same as No. 431 F, but with two reins; each. 6 00
WHITMAN BITS.
Stick A. Patented December 9, 187a Sn-r.E B.
Points Of Excellence.— The Whitman Bits, with the Whitman Snap Hook Attachment,
are recomnicndable for their lightness, elegance, economy, and, above all, strength. They combine
the common riding hit and hradoon in one. They are not hard on the horse's mouth, and at tlie
same time they invest the rider with great power to control his horse.
I^Please note that we can furnish these hits with four rings, arranged for two reins with port
or straight mouth, instead of two rings as shown in cuts.
No. 440F. Whitman Bit; style A or style B; hand-forged, and nickel-
plated; two rings for one rein; each $± 00
No. 441 F. Whitman Bit; same as No. 440F, but with four rings for two
reins; each , ?r
No. 442 F. Whitman Officer's or Army Bit; differing from styles A and B
in its "S"like shanks; hand-forged, and brass or nickel electroplated;
two rings for one rein; each 4 00
No. 443F. Whitman Bit; same as No. 442F, but with four rings for two
reins; each ± jc
No. 444F. Whitman Bit; same as No.
443F, but full brass; each 6 75
SPUKS.
No. 4.50F. Military Spurs; U. S. regula-
tion; gun metal, with upper leathers
and buckles, and metal heel chains, as
shown in cut; per pair 34 00
Kcjs. 430F and 45JP.
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THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
No. 451F. Military Spurs; sanie as No. 450F, but nickel-plated; per
pair $+00
No. 452F. Military Spurs; brass, with upper and lower leathers; per
pair, from $ 1 . 50 to 2 50
No. 453 F. Spurs; McClellan pattern; solid brass, without buttons, but
with double holes for straps which extend entirely around the foot;
per pair I 30
No. 454F. Spurs; same as No. 453 F, but nickel- plated; per pair 1 00
No. 455F. Spurs; yellow metal, with strap; per pair 80
THE READY RIUIXG STRAPS.
Their Use. — Attached to the solo of the shoe and trousers on the inner side of the foot they
arc entirely concealed from view, and the trousers hang naturally. The rider's appearance is there-
by greatly improved, his comfort increased, and his trousers are secured from injury. The end-
hooks being connected with a spiral spring, they will fit any shoe. Longer and shorter lengths can
be furnished if desired. No buttons on the trousers are necessary. '1 he straps can be put on or
taken off in an instant.
No. 460F. Ready Riding Straps; per pair..
So 65
Directions for "Using.— Attach the end-looks of Que Riding Straps to the shoes, and the
clasps to the inside edges of the trouser legs, as shown in the cut. Make sure that the outside hooks
are well in place, and also that the clasps have a good hold on the trousers, and it is well to give
them an extra pinch. If the Riding Straps are too long, unscrew one hook on each and cut off
some of the wire spring. To unscrew the hook, hold the end of the wire firmly with a pair of
small pliers; otherwise, as the tendency of the wire spring is to bind when you attempt to unscrew
the hoo'-;, yon are liable to twist the whole spring out of shape. If Straps are too short, send them
back and another pair will be sent in their place.
FIiACHS.
uw moi:stj3i> SEWim busting u. s. flags.
Quality and Make.— These Flags are made in the best manner from the best grade of
American bunting — the Standard.
Price.
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Width.
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Length.
Width.
§2 50
9
feet-
-6 fee
2 85
10
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5 "
3 25
10
6 -
3 5o
1 2
1 1
6 "
3 75
12
tt
8 "
4- 75
15
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5 35
15
1 1
10 "
5 50
18
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9 "
6 00
18
1 i
12 "
6 60
20
a
10 "
7 25
20
1 1
12 "
7 25
22
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11 "
8 50
9 75
n 25
12 60
i5 55
18 00
20 00
23 25
22 75
26 85
28 75
THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
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Length. Width. Price.
22 feet 14 feet $35 00
33 °°
- 41 °°
36 °°
43 00
45 5°
50 00
24
' 12
24
'. x5
25
' 12
25
' 15
28
' 14
28
' 16
Length. Width. Price.
30 feet- 1 5 feet $50 75
30
36
36
40
40
6*
20 " 61 50
18 " 70 00
20 " 73 00
20 " 77 00
23 " 97 50
6 (i regulation 7 00
MOUNTED ASfD TRIMMED SEWED BVNTDTCl V, S. FLAGS.
Quality and Make. — These Flags are made in the best manner from the best quality of
American bunting — the Standard. They aTe very desirable for Companies that do not cave to go
to the expense of buying a silk flag.
.Lettering1. — Prices for lettering flags quoted oil page 49.
No. 480F. Flag; size 4x6 feet; trimmed with yellow worsted bouillon
fringe; worsted and silk mixed cord and tassels; mounted on ash staff;
gilt spear-head; leather flag-belt and oil-cloth cover; complete S16 00
No. 481F. Flag; size 6x6*4 feet; U. S. Infantry regulation; trimmings,
mountings, etc., same as for No. 480F; complete 19 00
No. 482F. Flag; size 6x6 *-J feet; U. S. Infantry regulation; trimmed
with 2-inch yellow silk bouillon fringe; silk cord and tassels; mounted
on polished ash staff, with gilt screw-joint; gilt eagle; leather flag-belt
and oil-cloth cover; complete 24 50
No. 483F. Flag; same as No. 482F, but with gilt spear-head on staff
instead of eagle; complete 22 00
SILK U. S. EEAGS, VARIOUS SIZES.
Quality of Silk. — The silk used in these Flags is made specially for us in France, and is
genuine banner silk of the best quality,
Make. — These Flags are made with double-sewed seams; they are made in the most work-
manlike and most durable manner. Fine gold leaf stars ate on both sides of every field.
Lettering. —Prices for lettering flags quoted on page 49.
We can furnish any of these Flags trimmed and mounted, but we quote
prices only on trimmed and mounted flags of the most desirable sizes. We trim
and mount such sizes in the following styles:
Style S. Fine yellow silk bouillon fringe, fine yellow silk cord and tassels,
polished ash staff, polished gilt spear-head, oil-cloth cover, and leather flag-belt.
Style T. Fine yellow silk bouillon fringe, fine yellow silk cord and tassels,
ebonized staff, with gilt screw-joint, gilt eagle, oil-cloth cover, and leather flag-
belt
Style U. Fine yellow silk U. S. knotted fringe (the finest flag fringe
made), fine yellow silk cord and tassels, ebonized staff, with gilt screw-joint,
gilt eagle, oil-cloth cover, and enamelled leather flag-belt.
Style V. Same as style V. but all the metal mountings extra finely plated.
4S
THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
SIZE.
Un trimmed
and
TRIMMED AND MOUNTED.
12x18 inches $
18x24 "
24x36 "
3! x 4 feet
3fx 5 "
4|x 6 "
4i* 7 "
6x8 "
6x9 ■ '
6 xio "
8 xi2 "
10x12 "
STYLE
S.
STYLE
T.
STYLE
U.
STYLE
V.
5 °°
7 75
11 00
22 00 .S3 3 50 $3g 50 j! 49 00 $ 58 00
24 5° 37 50 44 °° 56 °° 65 00
33 00 48 00 55 00 68 00 78 00
37 5° 55 0O 61 do 76 00 85 00
54 00 70 00 75 00 go 00 100 00
60 00 82 00 88 00 100 00 1 10 00
66 00 88 00 94 00 no 00 I2r 00
95 °°
150 00
TBTMMK1* AJfll JMHXTK1) SIXK V. S. ITLA€HS,
KEGTL.ATTOX SIZE.
Quality ol Silk,— The silk used in these Flags is made specially for us in France, and
is genuine banner silk of the best quality.
Make.— These Flags are made with double-sewed seams. Ihey are made in our own shops,
in the very best manner. Fine gold-leaf stars are on both sides of every field.
fettering.— Prices for lettering flags quoted on page 45).
THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH. ^ 49
No. 500F. Flag; size, 6x6 % feet; made of genuine imported banner silk
of the best quality; fine gold-leaf stars on both sides of field; double-
sewed seams; trimmed with fine yellow silk bouillon fringe; firie
yellow silk cord and tassels; polished ash staff with screw-joint and
gilt spear-head; oil-cloth cover; leather flag-belt; complete ....... . , ,$64 00
No. 501 F. Flag; size, 6x6 yi feet; made of genuine imported banner silk
of the best quality; fine gold-leaf stars on both sides of field; double-
sewed seams; trimmed with fine gilt bouillon fringe; fine gilt banner
tassels and cord; polished ash staff with gilt screw-joint and gilt
spear-head; oil-cloth cover; leather flag-belt; complete 69 00
No. 502 F. Flag; size, 6x6 j4 feet; made of genuine imported banner silk
of the best quality; fine gold-leaf stars on both sides of field; double-
sewed seams; trimmed with fine yellow silk bouillon fringe; fine
yellow silk cord and tassels; fine ebonized stall' with gilt screw-joint
and gilt spear-head; oil-cloth cover; leather flag-belt; complete. . . .. 67 50
No. 503F. Flag; size, 6x6 ,'4 feet; made of genuine imported banner silk
of the best quality; fine gold-leaf stars on both sides of field; double-
sewed seams; trimmed with fine gilt bouillon fringe; fine gilt banner
tassels and cord; fine ebonized staff with gilt screw-joint and gilt
eagle; oil-cloth cover; leather flag-belt; complete 74 00
No. 504F. Flag; size, 6x6}^ feet; made of genuine imported banner silk
of the best quality; fine gold-leaf stars on both sides of field; double-
sewed seams; trimmed with fine yellow silk U. S. knotted fringe; fine
yellow silk cord and tassels; fine ebonized staff with gilt screw-joint
and gilt spear- head; oil-cloth cover; enamelled leather flag-belt;
complete 81 00
LETTERING OX EEAGS.
Done in the Best Manner.— Gold-leaf lettering done by us is done ia the most artistic
manner by painters whose work will not crack or peel. Out embroidered lettering is unexcelled.
Letters or Figures on bunting flag, both sides, black oil paint; each $0 16
Letters or Figures on bunting flag, one side, gold-leaf; each . 21
Letters or Figures on bunting flag, both sides, gold-leaf; each 34
Letters or Figures on silk flag, both sides, gold-leaf; each 30
Letters or Figures on both sides of silk flag, embroidered; each 90
EJIRROIDERED FLAG FIEMMS.
The field of any silk U. S. flag may have embroidered instead of gold-leaf
stars. Our price for any 6x65* feet U. S, flag made with field with stars em-
broidered on both sides is S24.00 in addition to price quoted for the same flag
made with field with gold-leaf stars. See foregoing list of 6x6^ feet U. S.
flags. This additional price is subject to our usual discount.
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THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
U. 8. REGTJXATIOW JIARKIIK.
IT. 8. REGIT EAT I Oflf.— Marker to be 20 inches fly from the pike and 18 inches on the
pike; design to be the same aw national color, except that the stars are to he in two circles with one
star in each corner of field; in the inner circle of stars the number of regiment in solid black fig-
ures; stars and figures to be in white silk embroidered on a single thickness of silk; pike to be of
ash and finished with brass spear-head and ferrule, total length 8 feet; cover to be of water-proof
material to protect the color when furled.
No. 540F. Marker; made of genuine imported banner silk of the best
quality, and in conformity with U. S. regulation; complete $12 00
U. S. REGIEATIOX «tM£KAL GUIDE.
IT. S. REGITEATIOX.— General Guide to be 18 inches fly from the rod-castings, and
15 inches on the rod; design to be same as for marker; guide to be trimmed with yellow silk cut
fringe, 1|- inches deep; metal rod and spear- head rod to be of brass tubing, nickel- plated, and of
diameter to fit inside the bore of a .45-inch calibre rifle; to be 28 inches long with a collar fitted 10
inches from the bottom to rest 011 the muzzle of gun; to be finished at the proper places with two
nickel- plated knobs for fastening the flag, and at the top with a nickel-plated spear -head 8 1 inches
long.
No. 550F. General Guide Flag; made of genuine imported banner silk
of the best quality, and in confromity with U. S. regulation; each. . .$14 00
OTIIHIE 811, K d EIRE II AOS.
No. 580F. Silk Guide Flag; size, :8x24 inches; made of genuine banner
silk of, the best quality (red, white, or blue, as desired); trimmed with
yellow 1 ^2 -inch silk cut fringe; mounted on 7-foot staff, with gilded
wood spear-head; oil-cloth cover; gold-leaf lettering, as follows:
With alphabet number of company only $6 00
With initials and alphabet number of company 8 00
With full name and alphabet number of company 10 00
No. 58 1 F. Silk Guide Flag; same as No. 580F, but mounted on 6-foot
polished ash staff, with metal spear-head:
With alphabet number of company only 8 00
With initials and alphabet number of company 10 00
With full name and alphabet number of company 12 00
REGEttESJTAE F1AGS.
No. 600F. Regimental Flag; for infantry; size, 6x6 J^ feet; made of im-
ported blue banner silk of the best quality; U. S, or any State coat-
of-arms and scroll bearing any desired inscription painted in gold-leaf
and colors in most artistic manner on front and back; yellow silk
bouillon fringe on three sides; screw- jointed polished ash staff sur-
mounted by gilt spear-head; silk cord and tassels; oil-cloth cover
and leather flag-belt; complete $86 00
THE E A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
Si
No. 601F. Regimental Flag: for infantry; same as No. 6ooF, but with
gilt eagle instead of gilt spear-head on staff: complete $90 00
No. 602F. Regimental Flag: for infantry; size, 6x6*4 feet; made of im-
ported blue banner silk of the best quality: U. S. or any State coat-
of-arms and scroll bearing any desired inscription painted in gold-leaf
and colors on front and back; U. S. knotted silk fringe on three sides;
screw-jointed polished ash staff, surmounted by gilt spear-head; silk
cord and tassels: oil-cloth cover and enamelled leather flag-belt;
complete 98 00
No. 603F. Regimental Flag; for infantry; same as No. 6o2F, but with
gilt eagle instead of spear-head on staff; complete 102 00
No. 604F. Regimental Flag; for infantry; same as No. 6o2F, but with
ebonized screw-jointed staff; complete 100 00
No. 605F. Regimental Flag; for infantry: same as No. 602F, but with
ebonized screw-jointed staff surmounted with gilt eagle; complete. . . 104 00
Note 1.— -Any of the above Flags may be bad with extra heavily gold-plated screw-joint
and spear-head or eagle on staff. Price for suck a flag quoted on application.
Note 2, —Prices for Cavalry and Artillery Flags quoted on application.
Note 3, —Prices for embroidered Regimental Flags quoted on application.
THE E. A. ARMSTRONG COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
3QUTARV BIiAJTKS AXI> Itl.AVK BOOKS.
First Sergeant's Roll-Book; per copy $1 50
Company Order Book; per copy 1 00-
Book of 300 Receipts for Dues; per copy 75
Book of 150 Orders on Treasurer; per copy 75.
Book of 150 Treasurer's Receipts to Clerk: per copy. 75
Treasurer's Cash Book ; per copy 1 50
Petitions for Membership; per dozen 15,
Orders to Attend Meetings Etc. ; per ioo 50
VALIABLK MILITARY WORKS.
Upton's Infantry Tactics: latest revised edition; per copy, net $2 00
Hamilton's Official Decisions and Changes in Upton's Infantry Tactics, as
authorized by the War Department; per copy, net 25
Upton's Cavalry Tactics: latest revised edition; per copy, net 2 OO'
Upton's Artillery Tactics: latest revised edition; per copy, net 2 00
Reed's Military Science and Tactics; latest revised edition; per copy, net, 3 00
Reed's Infantry Tactics; latest revised edition; per copy, net 50
Gilchrist's Infantry Manual for Officers; per copy, net 1 00
Wisser's Practical Instructions in Minor Tactics and Strategy; per copy,
net , 2 50
Hershler's Guardman's Hand-Book, for the nse of the Rank and File; per
copy, net 50.
Doty's Manual of Instruction in the Principles of Prompt Aid to the
Injured; per copy, net I 25.
Hamilton's Practical Instructions for the National Guard of the United
States.
Part I. — Marches and Camps; Military Bridges; Reconnaissances; High
Explosives; Rifle Practice; per cop}", net 25
Part II. — Military Signalling; Grand Guards and Outpost Duty; Water
Transportation of Troops; Military Customs, and things to know;
the New Tactics; per copy, net 25
Anderson's Evolutions of Field Batteries of Artillery; per copy, net 1 00
Andrew's Hints to Company Officers on their Military Duties; per copy, net 50
Arnold's Discipline and Drill of Militia; per cop}r, net 2 oo-
Barrett's Gunnery Instructions; per copy, net 1 25
Berriman's Militiaman's Manual and Sword Play Without a Master; per
copy, net 1 oo-
Blunt's Rifle and Carbine Firing, for U. S. Army; per copy, net 2 00
Brinkerhoff's Volunteer Quartermaster; per copy, net 1 00
Henry's Target Practice, or Information for the Rifle Range; per copy, net 15
Henry's Army Catechism, for Non-Commissioned Officers: per copy, net. . 50
Heth's System of Target Practice; per copy, net. 50
Le Gal's School of the Guides, for the Militia of the United States; per
copy, net 60-
Monroe's Light Infantry Company and Skirmish Drill; per copy, net 75
Nolan's System for Training Cavalry Horses; per copy, net I 50
Powell's Tactical Queries for Infantry; per copy, net 50.
Reagan's Manual of Guard Duty; and Kindred Subjects, for the Regular
Army, Volunteers, and the Militia of the U. S. ; per copy, net . ...... 2 oo>
Reed's Light Artillery Tactics; per copy, net 50
Wilcox's Rifles and Rifles Practice; per copy, net 1 50.
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CATALOGUES
PUBLISHED BY
The E. A. Armstrong Company,
261 and 263 Woodward Ave.,
114 and 116 Washington Ave,,
D8TRQIT, 7VTICH.
We publish the following Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogues, copies of
any of which we shall be pleased to send to any address on application:
No. 71. Price-List of Military Equipments, Etc.
No. 63. Price-List of G. A. K. Supplies.
No. 50. Price-List of S. of V. Supplies.
No. 57. Price-List of Blue Lodge (Masonic) Supplies.
No. 43. Price-List of Masonic Lodge, Chapter, and Commandery Blanks,
Blank Books, Diplomas, Work^ of Reference, Etc.
No. 43. Price-List of Masonic Lodge, Chapter, Council, Commandery,
Shrine, and Consistory Charms, Pins, Rings, Etc.
No. 64. Price-List of Royal Arch Chapter Supplies.
No. 58. Price-List of Eastern Star Supplies.
No. 32. Price-List of Knight Templar Uniforms.
No. 56. Special Price-List of Knight Templar Uniforms.
No. 46. Price-List of Knight Templar Commandery Supplies.
No. 72. Price-List of Consistory Supplies. A. A. S. R.
No. 67. Price-List of I. 0. O. P. Subordinate Lodge Supplies,
No. 62. Price-List of 1. O. O. P. Degree Stall Supplies.
No. 37, Price-List of I, 0. 0. F. Encampment Supplies.
No. 35. Price-List of Patriarch Militant Uniforms.
No. 61, Price-List of I. O. 0. P. Lodge, Encampment, and Canton Pins,
Charms, Rings, Etc.
No. 70. Price-List of D. of R. Supplies.
No. 48. Price-List of K. of P. Lodge Paraphernalia and Supplies.
No. 60. Price-List of K. of P. Uniforms.
No, 47. Price-List of K. of P. Charms, Pins, Rings, Etc.
No. 49. Price-List of Regalia, Badges, Etc., for Railroad Societies,
No, — . Price-List of Railroad Society Pins, Charms, Etc.
No. 53. Price-List of Magic Latttenss and Views.
No, 56. Price-List of Furniture for llalls, Lodge-Rooms Etc.
No. 52. Price-List of Caps, Cap Badges, Etc.
No, 51. Price-List of Band Uniforms and Supplies.
No. 60. Price-List of Railway Uniforms.
No. 45. Priee-List of Decorations for Society and all Public Occasions.
No. 59. Price-Listof Imp. O. K. M. Supplies.
No. 54. Price-List of K. G. E. Supplies.
No. — . Price-List of A. 0. I'. IV, Badges.
No. 68. Priee-List of L. S. S. Supplies
No. 66. Catalogue of Banners and Flags.
We manufacture all kinds of Society, Military, and Band Goods, we are constant-
ly publishing new Price-Lists, and we are prepared to quote special prices on any
society, military, or band goods not listed in any :' our numerous f,
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