Unidentified Young Soldier in Union Zouave Uniform (U.S. Civil War) Color Changing Coffee Mug 11oz

'Unidentified Young Soldier in Union Zouave Uniform (U.S. Civil War)' The depicted image features an unidentified young soldier donning a Union Zouave uniform during the U.S. Civil War, typically worn by French-inspired regiments of the United States Army. The Zouave uniform, characterized by its unique Moroccan-style design featuring baggy trousers, red fez, and knee-length jacket with narrow sleeves, was adopted by several Union regiments, including the 1st U.S. Artillery, 48th New York Infantry, and 69th New York Infantry (also known as the Fighting 69th). Despite the anonymous identity of this soldier, the painting or photograph offers a significant historical perspective on the diverse uniform styles and the multifaceted participation in the U.S. Civil War.