North Carolina Depot Shell Jacket.  Made from FHW Sumac Naturally Dyed jeans cloth, osnaberg lining, N.C. repro 2-piece state seal buttons.  Minor repair done to edge of interior pocket.  Jacket was never worn, hence no tears, stains or damage other than pocket.  Sold as used.	Richmond Depot Type II shell jacket.  FHW sheep's grey on brown jeans cloth.  Made from remnants.  Warp/weft 'lines' running vertically rather than normal cut which yielded a horizontal 'line' appearance.  Did not affect jacket integrity.  Good, lught in weight, strong jacket.  Sold as used due to remnant construction and unusual selvage cut.	RDII Jacket completed and sold per order.  FHW weathered brn/brn jeans cloth, osnaberg lined, nine button front, two non-functional epaulets, two belt loops, one interior pocket.  Logwood thread used for hand top stitching, tan cotton thread for hand worked  buttonholes.  Body and sleeve length alterations per customers request.  Very nice, strong and long wearing jacket.
Richmond Depot type trousers shown with vest.  Trousers are made of FHW weathered blue on brown jeans cloth.  These have a straight leg similar to union issue trousers, button front and a belted back with buckle closure.  Pockets and facings are rounded, rather than mule ear type, per variation of CS issue, as are waist line ends at fly.  Patterned using examples in ECHOES OF GLORY, Time Life Books pgs 119 (Greene) & 146 (Marchbanks);  A CONFEDERATE SKETCHBOOK, Michael R. Thomas pgs 3-5;  Homespun Patterns C.S. Issue Trousers (James Country Mercantile)and US PATTERN BOOK, Patterns for the U.S.Fatigue Uniform 1861-1865, Patricia T. Gibbs, pg 17-29.	Military style vest made pf Family Heirloom Weavers weathered brown on brown jeans cloth.  Lining and back made of FHW osnaberg cotton.  Six brass 1/2" penny buttons secure front (normally military vests of the period had a nine button front but many variations existed).  Patterned after original example per A Confederate Sketchbook, Michael R. Thomas pg 6;  The Complete Guide To Practical Cutting (1853), Edward Minister.	Commutation/Private Purchase Jacket FHW w-brn/brn jeans cloth, osnaberg lining.
Columbus Depot Type I Columbus Depot type I, County Cloth 9B fabric shell, County Cloth pattern.	CS vest and RD type trousers, straight leg pattern with 'rounded' front pocket made of FHW weathered blue/brown jeans cloth.  Vest has FHW osnaberg lining and back.  Buttons are 1/2" flat brass.	RD pattern trousers in Tart, Benjamin and Brantley #10J jeans cloth.  Mule ear pockets, straight leg.
CS Western Depot trousers and vest made of Family Heirloom Weavers weathered blue/brown jeans cloth.  Vest lining & back made of FHW osnaberg.
Columbus Depot type I jacket.  FHW w-Brn/brn, FHW osnaberg lined body, nankeen kines sleeves & indigo dyed blue trim.	RDII jacket made of FHW sheep's gray/brown jeans cloth with FHW osnaberg lined body and nankeen lined sleeves.