Product Highlights
Federal Infantry in Frock Coat Advancing by William Britain (31354) is a 1:30 scale hand-painted metal figure of a Union infantryman from the American Civil War.
Features
- Standing figure is approximately 2.5" tall
- All-metal construction
- Hand painted and ready for display
- Museum-quality craftsmanship
About the Union Frock Coat
Early in the Civil War, many Union soldiers, particularly officers and elite units, wore frock coats, a formal, knee-length wool garment with a fitted waist. Often dark blue with brass buttons, these coats were gradually replaced in most ranks by the more practical sack coat, though frock coats remained common among officers throughout the war.
