The coat front has two rows of 9 large US Naval buttons equally spaced in each row. There are four large buttons on the back of the coat with horizontal pockets on the back. Captain's white piped pocket flaps have gold lace. Pocket flaps for other ranks are without gold lace. Naval Epaulets are always worn with this coat.

    Made in the USA!

Captain

Commander

lieutenant

Master

This REPRODUCTION Clothing item is Made in the USA. This a quality reproduction item made as close as is modernly possible. Sewing is done by machine to keep costs down (except where hand sewing is required) and most do not show externally. Some items offer hand sewing on exposed stitching (such as buttonholes) for an additional cost.     Pictures of the item on this page are pictures of the item we sold. All pictures of items we sell are Copyrighted, either by us or our supplier of the item.     This is not a costume that is made using modern construction or components that did not exist during the time of its original usage (IE: zippers, etc.). Beware of fakes, especially ones using images stolen from this site (Copyright Infringement). These items are Made in USA

     March 8, 1852 U.S. Navy Uniform Regulations.
     July 31, 1862 U.S. Navy Uniform Regulations.
     January 28, 1864 U.S. Navy Uniform Regulations.
     January 14, 1865 U.S. Navy Uniform Regulations. Vice Admiral is added for D. G. Farragut.
     December 1, 1866 U.S. Navy Uniform Regulations.

    Navy Officer's Full Dress Trousers are the Deluxe Dark Blue with side seam pockets, belted back and Gold Lace Stripe according to rank listed below:
       Captain - 1.5" Gold Lace Stripe
       Commander - 1.25" Gold Lace Stripe
       Lieutenant - 1" Gold Lace Stripe
       Master - 1/8" Gold Piping

    For the Undress Naval Officers Trousers click here.

U.S. Naval Officer's Full Dress Trousers

This REPRODUCTION Clothing item is Made in the USA. This a quality reproduction item made as close as is modernly possible. Sewing is done by machine to keep costs down (except where hand sewing is required) and most do not show externally. Some items offer hand sewing on exposed stitching (such as buttonholes) for an additional cost.     Pictures of the item on this page are pictures of the item we sold. All pictures of items we sell are Copyrighted, either by us or our supplier of the item.     This is not a costume that is made using modern construction or components that did not exist during the time of its original usage (IE: zippers, etc.). Beware of fakes, especially ones using images stolen from this site (Copyright Infringement). These items are Made in USA

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Navy Captain

    1852 US Naval Captain Epaulets: Silver Star and Silver Eagle with a fouled anchor. Gold Bullion is 1/2" in diameter and 3 1/2" long. Sttachments are included.

    1852 US Naval Commander Epaulets: Silver Fouled Crossed Anchors. Gold Bullion is 1/4" in diameter and 3" long. Sttachments are included.

    1852 US Naval Lieutenants Epaulets: Silver Fouled Anchor. Gold Bullion is 1/8" in diameter and 2 1/2" long. Sttachments are included.

    1852 US Naval Masters Epaulets: No Insignia on the strap. Gold Bullion is 1/8" in diameter and 2 1/2" long. Sttachments are included.

    A Deluxe Storage Box is available to keep your Epaulets in good condition when not in use. Deluxe Box is made of heavy paste board and covered with black leather and lined with white cotton. Due to limited quantities, we can only offer the storage boxes to customers of our Epaulets. (Imported)

Navy Captain

Navy Commander

Navy Lieutenant (above) and Master (below)

    Custom made item, please allow UP TO 10 - 14 weeks for delivery. Custom orders are not returnable.

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Regulations for

    M1852 Naval Officers Full Dress Chapeau for: Captains, Commanders, Lieutenants, Pursers, Surgeons, Passed Assistant and Assistant Surgeons, Masters, Passed Midshipmen, Midshipmen, Secretaries, Chief Engineers and First Assistant Engineers, when in full dress or in undress, will wear black cocked hats of the following description, viz: Not more than eight nor less than six inches and a half high on the back (or fan,) nor more than eight nor less than five inches in front (or cock,) and not more than nineteen nor less than seventeen inches long, from point to point, the curve to be one inch and one-tenth at the back; the hat to be bound with black silk lace, to show one inch and a quarter on each side; in the fold at each end of the hat a tassel, formed of five gold and five blue bullions, and on the cock, a black silk cockade five inches wide. Captains and Commanders to wear over the cockade, a loop of six gold bullions half an inch in diameter, the two inner bullions to be twisted together, with a small Navy button in the lower end of the loop.

    M1852 Naval Officers Full Dress Chapeau for: All other Officers entitled to wear cocked hats, will wear over the cockade a loop formed of four gold bullions three-eighths of an inch in diameter, not twisted, with a small button in the lower end of the loop.

     March 8, 1852 U.S. Navy Uniform Regulations.