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Cullen Bohannon Hell on Wheels Anson Mount Grey Coat

The American television series “Hell on Wheels” vividly captures the construction of the first transcontinental railroad across the United States, portraying a unique blend of historical reality and fiction. One of the most distinctive characters in the series is Cullen Bohannon, a former Confederate soldier who works as a foreman and later a chief engineer on the railroad. Cullen’s grey coat, seen in several episodes, symbolizes his resilience and leadership.
This grey coat is fashioned from cotton fabric, making it a versatile and durable choice. The viscose lining on the inside assures comfort for prolonged wear. A front button closure adds a classic touch to the coat, highlighting Cullen’s practical and no-nonsense character. The coat features two front pockets for convenience, making it an ideal choice for those on the move. The stand-up collar adds an aura of authority and determination, reflecting Cullen’s role in the series. Open hem cuffs give the coat a more relaxed look and feel, ensuring a comfortable fit. Lastly, the grey coat reflects the rugged and harsh environments of the setting in which Cullen finds himself. This coat is not just a garment; it’s a nod to the spirit of determination and perseverance embodied by Cullen Bohannon in “Hell on Wheels.”