My Kits
This page isn’t for everyone, but maybe other “collectors.” Sometimes I need to show somebody one of my kits, or (more often) I need to quickly see them before I buy a piece or part one may be missing. Feel free to look, but understand it’s just my personal collection of chaplain kits and just one picture of each (each picture is a different kit).

1897 Homan’s Sick Call Outfit. This box was apparently part of the kit used by a Catholic chaplain or minister assigned to the 23rd Infantry Regiment. The accouterments aren’t original to the box but were the standard accessories of the outfit (author’s collection).
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Post-WW2 troop transport kit, the individual cup communion trays and chalice are not original (author’s collection).
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The Army went to Chrome kits after the brass, so this likely follows the 1962 kit, above (author’s collection).
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Unk date chrome kit missing ciborium cover, cups, candlesticks (but where do they go?) (author’s collection).
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Vietnam era Protestant Chaplain kit Type 1, reconciliation stole doesn’t go with this kit (author’s collection).
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Modern Jewish kit, BDU. I also have another complete except for Torah stand legs (author’s collection).
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Unk date 6-cup visitation communion set acquired in a metal box from another type kit. (author’s collection).
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