Poulin Firearms Auction

CONFEDERATE STATES MEDICAL CORPS. All Confederate kepis are scarce and desirable but a kepi for a Confederate surgeon is truly a rarity and seldom see

This headgear belonged to two Confederate soldiers from Tazewell County, VA, Allen L. Hash & Lt. George W. Wallace, Company C, 50th VA Infantry....

Kepi has a letter & photographs compiled by Les Jensen, Civil War textile authority. Jensen describes kepi measuring 4 1/2” in front &...

MCCLELLAN. This kepi is of a distinct type & style known to have been favored by General George Brinton McClellan. McClellan served w/ distincti...

FOR THE 6TH INFANTRY. An exemplary specimen with matching gold bullion embroidered officers insignia. The front of the hat features an infantry horn w

Black beaver felt slouch hat w/ a beautiful, oval bullion embroidered eagle holding up the right side of the brim. The front features a bullion embroi

Scarlet body 3.5” in front, 4.5” in back is sewn to a 1 1/4" tall deep dark blue band edged w/ two flat silver bullion bands w/ sing

VERMONT INFANTRY. A fine example of the classic Union enlisted man’s headgear of the Civil War. This bummer’s cap has a blue wool bo

A nice example of a private purchase, tarred linen kepi of the Civil War period. Kepis like this example were often worn for protection from the rain.

A classic Civil War enlisted man’s cavalry kepi w/ crossed sabers on the crown along w/ a company letter “F”. Dark blue bod