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Corsican "Liberty" Caps - Two-Toned
Corsican "Liberty" Caps - Two-Toned
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Corsican "Liberty" Caps
A symbol of revolution in the 18th & 19th Century, the caps were a well known identifying feature of the early volunteers. The symbology was clear to the Southern volunteers, being present in various state seals - most notably that of North Carolina.
The caps were worn singularly or paired with more conventional headgear (caps and hats). Photographic evidence shows their use both under the conventional cap/hat or worn over. Sizing of these appears to have been a simply dart determined and applied by the end user, with the production being made in one large size.
A symbol of revolution in the 18th & 19th Century, the caps were a well known identifying feature of the early volunteers. The symbology was clear to the Southern volunteers, being present in various state seals - most notably that of North Carolina.
The caps were worn singularly or paired with more conventional headgear (caps and hats). Photographic evidence shows their use both under the conventional cap/hat or worn over. Sizing of these appears to have been a simply dart determined and applied by the end user, with the production being made in one large size.
- Production Time
All historic garments have a production time of six to eight months (25-32 weeks).
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