Civil War Hospital Knapsack...a pain in the back...

We take a look at a reproduction Civil War hospital knapsack, similar to the McEvoy knapsack used during the war.
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[@hvymac]

Thanks for all your awesome work Doc

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Thank you for your support, it is sincerely appreciated!

[@ssteinschreiber]

Another great video! I love the depth of knowledge you provide and the true enthusiasm you exuberant through your delivery of the subject material.

[@ssteinschreiber]

P.s. the goatee is looking nice.

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Thank you brother!

[@LoyaltyOfDogsDotCom]

Very informative! Thanks!

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Thank you so much for the support, I am glad you liked it and appreciate the comment!

[@Horatio-s-Figg]

YES! Another awesome vid! Thank you for showing this, it's one thing reading about it or seeing images, and a whole different thing seeing it layed out so thoroughly. I'll definitely check out the Coolidge Case. Can't wait to see what you'll show next!

[@christophercooley7967]

Really enjoy your vids. I'm a former infantryman, but moving into an assistant surgeon role.

[@honorableoutfitters]

That's what happened to me brother! I hope they continue to guide you. Make sure to join the FB groups including the hospital steward one for a strong community of those in various roles of the medical segment. Cheers my friend!

[@behindthespotlight7983]

Welp. You may be wearing the wrong color but you had me at “Civil War knapsack”

[@honorableoutfitters]

This model is really handy and not terribly heavy in comparison to a loaded out infantry knapsack when tin containers are used instead of glass.

[@stosterud]

Do you have a website were you sell your packs? I'm very interested.

[@honorableoutfitters]

I do not since it is piece work. You can shoot me an email or message me on FB via Mr. Dyer's Musings page if you would like but it takes about 30 hours total to make due to the hand stitching and fit/finish. Wood right now is expensive for some reason too, lol. Thanks for reaching out!