paulcalloway
12-06-2003, 11:14 AM
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Details on the Julius Jones Federal Blanket:
The Julius Jones Federal blanket is a 7' long, 6.5' wide, 2/2 twill, light brown body with small amounts of natural, blue and red shoddy and dark brown stripes, 100% wool blanket copied from the original carried by Pvt. Julius E. Jones of Company C, 14th Illinois Infantry during the Civil War.
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Private Jones was from Indian Point, Illinois and mustered into service on February 21, 1865 in Peoria County. According to official records he traveled to New York and then to Morehead City, N.C. where his newly formed company joined the consolidated veteran 14th and 15th Illinois Infantry regiments. His blanket is in the collection of the Marshall County Historical Society Museum in Lacon, Illinois.
The Marshall County Historical Society and Matt Woodburn will give $5 from every blanket to battlefield preservation.
The Christmas Bully Buy is $80 (normally $95) plus $8 shipping. Matt also will give $5 from every blanket ordered to the Authentic Campaigner website if you mention it with your order.
For more info on the blanket and pics of the original go to my website Woodburn Blankets (http://hometown.aol.com/rmwoodburn/myhomepage/sale.html), or email me at RMWoodburn@aol.com.
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Details on the Julius Jones Federal Blanket:
The Julius Jones Federal blanket is a 7' long, 6.5' wide, 2/2 twill, light brown body with small amounts of natural, blue and red shoddy and dark brown stripes, 100% wool blanket copied from the original carried by Pvt. Julius E. Jones of Company C, 14th Illinois Infantry during the Civil War.
http://www.authentic-campaigner.com/images/jjrclose1800b.jpg
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Private Jones was from Indian Point, Illinois and mustered into service on February 21, 1865 in Peoria County. According to official records he traveled to New York and then to Morehead City, N.C. where his newly formed company joined the consolidated veteran 14th and 15th Illinois Infantry regiments. His blanket is in the collection of the Marshall County Historical Society Museum in Lacon, Illinois.
The Marshall County Historical Society and Matt Woodburn will give $5 from every blanket to battlefield preservation.
The Christmas Bully Buy is $80 (normally $95) plus $8 shipping. Matt also will give $5 from every blanket ordered to the Authentic Campaigner website if you mention it with your order.
For more info on the blanket and pics of the original go to my website Woodburn Blankets (http://hometown.aol.com/rmwoodburn/myhomepage/sale.html), or email me at RMWoodburn@aol.com.