Mustaches of the Civil War, Pt. 14

The tragic loss of his right hand necessitated the side-switch in the part of his hair. His well-maintained face-shelf was fortunately not affected.

Making The Most

Only one of them is making the most of his time in a POW camp. Can you spot him?

John A. Logan

Mustaches of the Civil War (Ret.)

Lieutenant General Nelson Appleton Miles

A fine mustache that saw action in the US Civil War, the Indian Wars, and the Spanish-American War. Miles eventually rose in the ranks to become Commanding General of the United States Army, the last person to hold that title.

A Civil War Comb!

Mustaches of the Civil War, pt. 13

I can't say I approve of this painted Southern dandy, but the mustache is ready to fight.

Mustaches of the Civil War, pt. 12

Mustaches of the Civil War, pt. 11

Mustaches of the Civil War, pt. 10

Mustaches of the Civil War, pt. 9

Mustaches of the Civil War, pt. 8

Unfortunately the image is maddeningly obscure as to whether the officer has bloomed his mustache and sideburns into a mature faceshelf.

Mustaches of the Civil War, pt. 7

Mustaches of the Civil War, pt. 6

CSA General William Preston

Mustaches of the Civil War, pt. 5

Thomas Quirk, scout for John Hunt Morgan and mustache aficionado.

Mustaches of the Civil War, pt. 4

Mustaches of the Civil War, Pt. 3

Mustaches of the Civil War, pt. 2

What a fine battle mustache.

Mustaches of the Civil War, Pt. 1