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CIVIL WAR TENTS- Civil War tent - basic canvas tents with no modern hardware. Civil War tents are also commonly called canvas period tent, canvas history tent and reeanactment tent. These Civil War tents and reenactor tents are made particularly for rendezvous and reenactment enthusiasts. The eaves have brass grommets, the door overlaps and canvas ties, inside and out, secure the door. Cotton stake loops are standard. Wood stakes, rope tighteners, rope and carrying bag are also included. Poles are not included in all canvas period tents.

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• 10.1 oz Marine Treated Army Duck (water, mildew treated): Civil War tent 10.10oz. Army Duck is a premium cotton fabric that is more tightly woven than the single filled variety, creating excellent strength and durability in a lighter weight base fabric. Shrinkage is greatly reduced with this fabric. Water and mildew treatment added to create a truly top quality, dry finish, water repellent tent fabric.
• 10.10oz. Flame Retardant & Marine Treated Army Duck (water, mildew & fire treated): Canvas tents treated 10.10oz. per square yard fabric is offered for its flame retardant qualities, meeting the flammability standards of CPAI~84, an industry wide standard. Flame retardant fabric is one of the most asked for features on tents. In fact, flame retardant canvas tents are required in California, Minnestota, Michigan, Louisiana, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York and Canada. Treated 10.10oz. fits that bill. In addition to being flame retardant, it has been treated for water and mildew resistance. This fabric makes an excellent choice where a durable, economic and flame retardant material is important.
• Polaris: Canvas period tent fabric made of a polyester/cotton blend. This fabric is very UV resistant, water repellent, mildew and flame resistant. This fabric is recommended for camps that are set up for an extended period of time.

Civil War canvas tents sizes are cut size: Cut size refers to the size that the fabric would be before it is sewn. When sewn together, the seams and hems reduce the actual finished size of the product. It is not uncommon in canvas history tents for the finished dimensions to be 3-6" less than the cut dimensions. It is a long standing custom among tent makers to list the cut size. So remember civil war tent finished sizes will be smaller than their listed sizes.

Warranty: Civil War canvas tents warrants to the original purchaser, its products to be free of defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase. We will repair or replace canvas tents at our discretion when returned to us, freight prepaid. Any returns for repair or replacement will require prior authorization. Civil War wall tent makes no other warranty whether expressed or implied and shall not be liable for damages resulting from use or other outside forces beyond our control. Not responsible for mildew.

Wall height is a finished 5 foot.

CIVIL WAR CANVAS TENTS
5' WALLS - PRICES

12 oz & 14.9 oz natural canvas prices upon request.

FLOORS: SPECIFY VINYL OR CANVAS FLOOR IN COMMENTS OF SHOPPING CART
4' walls available upon request

SHIPPING:
12 x14 and below: $50
12 x16, 12 x18, 14 x16 : $60 ; 16 x 20 : $80

OPTIONS

NOTE: some options may not be suitable for some Reenactment and Rendezvous groups

CALL for prices on cook shacks, porches and flies.

STANDARD CIVIL WAR TENT CHARACTERISTICS
(see diagram below)

A. Heavily reinforced ridged openings can be used with lodge poles or aluminum pole sets.
C. Double stitching on each seam.
F. The door closes with side release buckles, both inside and out. Easy to use with gloved hands. Straps are included to tie the door flaps open and provide comfort in all weather. (Mtn Man has flap door w/ties no buckles)
G. Triple layer hem sewn all around the bottom to hold grommets securely. Heavy rope used for stake loops.
H. Side rope and pole system, high density resin eyes, box stitched at the eave for the ropes and grommets for the side poles.
I .Reinforced at all stress points, corners and ends. 4 layers of canvas on end.

OPTION CHARACTERISTICS
(see diagram below)

B. Non-flammable silicone coated fiberglass stove ring sewn with heat resistant thread. The standard stovejack location is in the right side of the roof as you are looking at the front od the tent , 30" from end wall.
D. An 18" x 24" screen window and fully adjustable zippered flap with Velcro top closure--for a snug seal.
E. A sod cloth is a 12" flap of canvas sewn around the inner perimeter of the tent to seal the bottom of canvas tents from the wind.

NOTE: If you want a stovejack in the front door, the stovejack will be in the right flap looking at the tent as the left door flap opens to the left.

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