Custom made US tents from the Indian Wars, War of Independence, Civil War, WW1 & 2, Korea and Vietnam
$39.25
$60.84
HighlightsWe make detailed historically correct replications of all US Army tents from the Indian Wars, Revolutionary (Rev) war, Civil War, Span-Am period, Pre-WW1, WW1, WW2, Korea to Vietnam. Tents which are available immediate are listed in the product selection menu above. They are: Common Tent (Rev War) * Marquee Tent (Rev War Officers) * Wall Tent ( Rev War, Civil War, WW1, WW2) * Wedge tent (Rev War, Civil War, WW1, WW2, Indian Wars) * Sibley Tent (Civil War) * Dog tent/Shelter half (civil war) * Hospital Tent (Civil war, WW1, WW2) *Conical tent (Indian wars) * Small Wall tent * Large Wall Tent * Squad tent * Command tent * Squad Tent M1942 GP small/Medium & large tents are offered for sale separately on the page along with many other WW1 & WW2 tents. We custom make all US Army tents from the Indian Wars, War of Independence, Civil War, Mexican Wars, Span-Am war, WW1, WW2, Korea and Vietnam. List of tents we have made in the past is given in the product description section below. If we don’t already have your tent we will research it and make it to the exact specifications of the original. We have our own facilities for wet dyeing and manufacturing original duck cotton canvas. We waterproof our own tents. We know the art of making canvas cotton rot resistant just like in the old days. Tents which are not in stock can be made very quickly 12-15/tents of a certain type are easily done per month. We provide step by step pitching instructions for all tents. We provide canvas carrying and repacking bags, tell you how many persons will be required to assemble a particular tent and how to transport it. For larger tents we provide crates. Hassle free, economical door delivery by FedEx International Express. Quite a few of our US tents are displayed on this page, we make quite a few, so it is not possible to put them all on the website. Quick turnaround of tents for any quantity for films, movies, reenactors, living history groups, museums.
