NCO Union Cavalry Trousers 1861 – 1876 – US Cavalry

NCO Union Cavalry Trousers 1861 – 1876 – US Cavalry Introduction

Sky Blue Wool as per Infantry Trousers Yellow wool strip down the outside seam. Double Seated. In March 1861 the Secretary of War approved and introduced a new style of trousers which was also approved by the troops in the field. The trousers were to have a strap and buckle on the back finally eliminating the years of adjusting cord, but still retaining the V-Shape slit for comfort. The pockets were to be higher with a side watch pocket and the waist band had also been eliminated. Trousers Strips Trouser strips were issued to NCO’s to be worn along the seams of the trousers in conjunction with upper sleeve chevrons to identify his rank with his fatigue coat removed. Corporal 1/2 inch, Sergeant 1 inch, Officer 1 1/2 inch Inside leg is 33 inches and 36 inches wide. Accurate reproduction of original. Made for Western Movies ,material 100% Wool