Uniforms of the American army 1858-61 published by GH Buek and Company 1885

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"Uniforms of the American Army 1858-61," published by G.H. Buek and Company in 1885, is a historical reference work by American artist and illustrator Henry Alexander Ogden. The book provides a detailed visual record of the military attire worn by the United States Army personnel in the years leading up to the American Civil War. Ogden, known for his meticulous attention to detail and historical accuracy, compiled a series of illustrations that depict the uniforms and regalia of various ranks and divisions within the army.

The publication serves as an important resource for historians, reenactors, and enthusiasts interested in the military fashion and design of the mid-19th century. Ogden's illustrations are accompanied by descriptive text that provides context and commentary on the uniforms presented, including information on the materials, colors, and insignia that distinguished the different units and ranks within the army.

"Uniforms of the American Army 1858-61" is notable for its artistic quality and the depth of research that went into its creation. The work reflects Ogden's dedication to preserving the visual heritage of the United States military and contributes to the broader understanding of the social and cultural aspects of military life during a pivotal period in American history. The book remains a valuable asset for those studying the evolution of military uniforms and the visual representation of the United States Army during the late antebellum period.

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