ESTABLISHED 1974
STONY BROOK COMPANY
169 W. FIFTH STREET, OSWEGO, NEW YORK 13126-2505
chris@stonybrookcompany.com
office phone
WELCOME to Stony Brook Company's website! We are manufacturers of United States Army FOOT pattern enlisted man's trousers. Our "Museum Grade" trousers are made in the WILLIAM DEERING contract pattern and our "Standard Grade" trousers are made in the SCHUYLKILL ARSENAL depot pattern. We also manufacture OFFICER'S trousers. See our officer's trousers page in the site menu. CIVILIAN TROUSERS: We do get numerous requests for civilian pattern trousers. Please e-mail me and we can discuss the options and details available.
CURRENT DELIVERY TIME: Given that we are extremely busy in the shop please allow a
minimum of eight weeks on individual "Standard Grade" trouser orders.
For current delivery time on group orders please e-mail me.
We have been an active part of the Civil War reenactment community since January 1968 and in service as a uniform manufacturer since July of 1974 (forty-five years and counting :-).
Since 1976 we have also served as a commission merchant to the hobby and maintain a section on this site for
new and used customer consigned items. These items can be found by clicking on the CONSIGNMENTS MENU link to the left.
For our efforts on behalf of both buyers and sellers we have been classified as the PREMIER consignment service to the hobby.
Lastly, Stony Brook Company is now a strictly mail order operation. We no longer maintain our walk in shop facility we had in downtown Oswego for many years. The 169 W. Fifth Street address is simply our administrative office location.
Thanks gang!
Chris Sullivan
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General Information
on Payment, Shipping,
Returns, etc.
TROUSERS; Foot
Museum Grade
This product line is
currently unavailable.
TROUSERS; Foot
Standard Grade
Product Information
Officer's Trousers
Foot Pattern
Looking for these old
reenactment friends.
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