Sutlers - A common sight in the camps of Civil War soldiers was a string of huts or tents bulging with various items for sale. These business establishments belonged to sutlers, civilians officially appointed to supply soldiers with a long list of approved items. In both the Union and Confederate armies each regiment was allowed 1 sutler. From these camp vendors a soldier could purchase such items as food, newspapers, books, tobacco, razors, tin plates, cups, cutlery, and illegal alcohol.
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Fair Oaks Sutler This is one of our favorites...they have anything and everything you need for Civil War reenacting at agreeable prices

Ben Tart Well-researched historically accurate uniforms with fine attention to detail

Fall Creek Sutlery They have a great selection of tents for the Civil War reenactor as well as many other useful items for the reenactor

Regimental Quartermaster High quality items for the reenactor - Large selection!
 
Jersey Skillet Licker Gotta love their name! While they have alot of Yankee items they also have a great deal of items for reenactors in general - They sometimes have high quality, authentic quilts you may want to check out as well.

For leather accoutrements...

The Cavalry Shop
Tommy Johnson
9700 Royerton Dr
Richmond, VA 23228
(804) 266-0898

More to come! If you are a sutler and would like to be included on this page please contact us.

1st Division ANV www.BonnieBlue.net

The Museum of the Confederacy
They hold the only known 7th VA battle flag still in existence. Their extensive collection of wartime flags numbers more than 500 and they have numerous artifacts from the period.

 


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