Product Overview
The Chevrons – Ordnance Sergeant – Civil War are accurate reproductions of the distinctive rank chevrons worn by Ordnance Sergeants during the American Civil War. These historically styled civil war chevrons represent one of the most recognizable forms of enlisted chevrons insignia used in 19th-century military service.
Featuring three bars with a central star, these chevrons reflect a unique rank used by both Union and Confederate armies. Constructed on dark blue or gray wool backgrounds depending on the side portrayed, they maintain the proportions and materials consistent with period chevron military insignia.
The tape pattern is available in cotton or silk, with branch-appropriate colors corresponding to Infantry, Artillery, or Cavalry impressions. Cotton tape, the most commonly used option during the Civil War, is supplied by default unless silk is specifically requested.
Sold as a matched pair, these rank chevrons are ideal for reenactment, living history, collection, or uniform restoration where authentic civil war chevrons are required.
Product Specifications
- Product Name: Chevrons – Ordnance Sergeant – Civil War
- Historical Period: American Civil War (1861–1865)
- Rank: Ordnance Sergeant
- Design: Three bars with central star
- Affiliation: Union or Confederate (selectable)
- Background Material: Wool
- Background Colors: Dark blue (Union) or gray (Confederate)
- Tape Material Options: Cotton (default) or silk
- Tape Colors: Branch-appropriate (Infantry, Artillery, Cavalry, etc.)
- Sold As: Pair
- Style Category: Civil War Military Insignia
