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http://extantgowns.blogspot.com/2013/05/1860s-bodice-in-green-and-white-plaid.html
Not a jacket but a plaid skirted bodice.
http://www.blockaderunner.com/images/goodeysmay62fig5.gif
A plaid coat from 1862
I looked through both period (1861-1865) fashion books of the time and all of them say the same thing - a casaque or paletot should be velvet or taffeta in gray or black with, possibly, plaid trim. Nothing of a plaid paletot.
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Not a jacket but a plaid skirted bodice.
http://www.blockaderunner.com/images/goodeysmay62fig5.gif
A plaid coat from 1862
I looked through both period (1861-1865) fashion books of the time and all of them say the same thing - a casaque or paletot should be velvet or taffeta in gray or black with, possibly, plaid trim. Nothing of a plaid paletot.