The M1898 Span-Am Officer Fatigue Blouse (or Undress Blouse) in Khaki Canvas was used by officers after 1897. The coat is unlined. The Belt is Optional and may be added for a fee.
Made famous by Teddy Roosevelt and the Roosevelt Rough Riders, "U.S.V" Embroidered Collar Regiment for the 1st United States Volunteer Cavalry can also be added for a fee.
*Shoulder boards sold separately.

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All of our fatigue blouses can be customized to meet your needs. In many cases, we can duplicate a coat from a picture. If the options below don't meet your needs, call 208-398-7279 to discuss your specific customization.

Imported. Special Order Only.

This M1898 Officer Fatigue Blouse is a Special Order coat and is subject to a MINIMUM 20% restocking fee. Please allow AT MINIMUM 6+ weeks for delivery. Click to read our RETURN and EXCHANGE Policy.

The Spanish-American War Rough Riders slouch hat is a wide-brimmed hat. Each hat is hand-shaped and no two will be the same. Hand-punched vent holes providing a uniqueness to each hat. The brim can be shaped to the desire of the soldier. The slouch hat is correct for both US enlisted men and officers. Made famous by the 1st US Volunteer Cavalry and "Roosevelt's Roughriders" in 1898.

This Slouch Hat is made of top quality wool felt with a 3 1/2 inch wide brim. It has a sweatband. This hat is packable and water repellent. The hat color is available in almond.

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Hat cords, branch and unit insignia are available. The US Volunteers 1st Cavalry hat insignia is available for purchase separately. 

Proudly MADE IN THE USA.

These hats are hand-shaped and may require a wait time of 7-10 days. Please contact us with any questions. 

The US Volunteers 1st Cavalry Regiment was formed during the Spanish-American War in 1898 and were made famous under the leadership of Theodore Roosevelt. 

The pin features a 1/2-inch "1" above the crossed sabers.

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Proudly Made in the USA.

Bandana used by Teddy Roosevelt and his Rough Riders during the Spanish-American War and at the charge up Kettle Hill.  Please note the dot patter and number of dot across are correct to one exhibited in The National Cowboy Museum.

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Imported

Invented by Anson Mills, an officer in the infantry regiment of the U.S. Army during the Plains Indian War, who later rose to the rank of Brigadier General, the Anson Mills Belt served as an improvement to the regulation cartridge belt by weaving the the whole belt into one piece without sewing. The belt became popular shortly after the Civil War in the late 1800's. The improved belt was adopted by the U.S. Army, but the quantities needed by the frontier army were low at that time. It wasn't until the conclusion of the Spanish-American war that Mills' factory expanded to be able to produce a thousand belts per day with additional orders also coming in from Canadian troops and the British government. 

This 1890's Anson Mills belt is expandable from 32-inches up to 54-inches in length. The belt holds up to 50 rounds of .45-70 caliber. It is available in Navy Blue.

The 2-Piece Anson Mills Buckle is NOT included, but is available for purchase at an additional charge. If the Buckle is purchased with the belt, we will install the buckle at no additional charge.

Ammunition is NOT available for purchase.

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Imported.