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Victorian Men's Boots and Shoesof the: Manifest Destiny, Antebellum, |
Mid 19th Century (1800s) Men's Boots and ShoesManifest Destiny, Victorian, Antebellum, American Civil War and Old West |
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The soles are fully pegged, and the heels have our standard horseshoe heelrims. An exellent boot for both a mounted and foot officer's impression. Style is right on. Materials are right on, They're good. Colors: Black Currently we have limited availability on these shoes/boots. The only sizes we have in stock are what is available on the shopping cart. |
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As you can tell it is almost a straight last, but it is a left/right. That means that the arch in the boot will make it comfortable for walking as for riding. A steel shank will give a long life to this fine boot. The leg has been widened so you can wear these boots outside of your trousers. The leg height is 17", proportioned to the size. It is lined with calf skin, has pull tabs (not mule ears) on the outside of the top. The toe is a moderate square and the heel is 1 1/4". The top of the boot is about 12" from the ground, depending on the size. The leather is black and smooth but not a high shine. It has a full lining. This boot should be good for drovers, prospectors and shooters (before the cowboy boots). Be sure to have your calf measurement when ordering. The circumference of the boot varies with size and will fit most men. It can be stretched to accommodate larger calves. Normal delivery time is 2 to 6 weeks. |
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They come with options for the color, toe style, heel style, height, pull type and heel plates. Color: black or russet smooth out leather. Top Height: 10 inch, 12 inch, 14 inch, 16 inch, 17 1/2 inch, 18 inch, 19 inch or 20 inch; as measured from the top of the sole or in bare feet from the floor to the height wanted (i.e. does not include heel height and sole thickness). Height is approximate and will have some variation from listed height (plus or minus 1/2"). CAUTION heights over 17 1/2 inches MAY come up higher than the bend of your knee, restricting movement. Be sure your order a boot height that come up NO HIGHER than the bend of your knee. Also if you have large calves, larger than 16", put your calf size in the notes field on the page where your billing and shipping address go.
Toe Styles: Square Toe (Shown) or Rounded Toe. Heel Styles: Walking Heel (most common), Pull Styles: Outside Pulls (Shown on upper left picture), Inside Pulls (don't show outside) or Mule Ears. Heel Plates: None, Supplied Loose with boots or Installed on boots.
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According to Quartermaster records, most shoes and boots purchased had sewn soles. The pegged sole booties were purchased for $1.25 and $1.30 per pair as opposed to the average of about $1.90 for sewn soles, but the sewn soles were preferred. Normal delivery time is 2 to 6 weeks. |
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Sizes: 7 through 15 in whole sizes only (not available in half sizes), Widths: E (Medium) through EEE (Wide). Colors: Black. Currently we have limited availability on these shoes/boots. The only sizes we have in stock are what is available on the shopping cart. |
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Sizes: 7 through 15 in whole sizes only (not available in half sizes), Widths: E (Medium) through EEE (Wide). Colors: Black. We currently DO NOT have this shoe in stock. Price is $139.00. |
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Sizes: 7 through 13 in whole sizes only (not available in half sizes), Widths: E (Medium) through EEE (Wide). Colors: Black. We currently DO NOT have this shoe in stock. Price is $135.00. |
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The Southern or Monticello model. is also appropriate for Seminole Wars and as a work shoe from the early 1800's until the present day, is built on the same lasts as the Federal Contract Bootee. It has five lace holes and a pull tab on the back of the boot. It's color is russet or natural and the rough-out leather takes on a beautiful color when given a coat of Lexol or other oil. Sewn-On Soles. The Monticello was patterned after the shoes shown on a Gettysburg statue of Civil War Confederate soldiers around a mounted Gen. Robert E. Lee. It is reputed that the Confederates had a shoe factory at a Florida town called Monticello. However, there is also a Monticello in Alabama. We find no trace of the Monticello, Florida factory. The Monticello or Civil War Southern shoe is the closest thing to a ready-made 1800s work shoe that you will find. Shoes like these were packed 100 pairs to the barrel and shipped from Boston to St Louis and on to Taos, to the Western frontier and any seaport that the Stars and Stripes traded with. This type of shoe was worn by the Yankee seamen who, in the 1820s rounded Cape Horn to load cattle hides in the tiny Spanish port of Los Angeles de California. They took the hides back to Boston, where they were made into shoes and harness. Normal delivery time is 2 to 6 weeks. |
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Sizes 7 to 15 with half sizes. Normal delivery time is 2 to 6 weeks. |
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Gentleman's Congress Shoe - Oxblood & Black: Type 1, by Robert Land. This style of congress shoe is a perfect reproduction of an orginal in the maker's friends collection. These shoes are made on original shoe lasts (these are the molds that the shoes are made on) that were produced during the 1850's and 60's. These lasts are in the makers own collection. He recently bought a shoe last turning lathe and will soon be using his original items as models to copy, giving him a full range of sizes and widths of "original" lasts. This lathe is the last one remaining in Canada and one of very few in North America No other maker of reproduction shoes has the ability to do this. Colors: Oxblood & Black. Gentleman's Congress Shoe - Black: Type 2, by Robert Land. Copied from and original in the makers collection. The entire front is one piece. Looks just like a pair of boots coming out from under the pants, but, you are not wearing seven pounds of leather. An exellent gentleman's dress shoe. The original shoe that this was copied from was worn by a man for his wedding in 1864. The man's entire wedding ensamble was put away in a trunk, and the maker was lucky enough to be able to purchase the shoes. An exellent dateable item from 1864. These side elastic shoes were in fashion from the mid 1850's to the "Beatle" boots of the 60's (1960's that is). Made from fine black kid leather. Fully lined. These shoes, as are many of our products, would be the finishing touch to a gentleman's or officer's impresion. Sizes: 7 through 13 in whole sizes only (not available in half sizes), Widths: E (Medium) through EEE (Wide). Colors: Black. Currently we have limited availability on these shoes/boots. The only sizes we have in stock are what is available on the shopping cart.
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Sizes: 7 through 13 in whole sizes only (not available in half sizes), Widths: E (Medium) through EEE (Wide). Colors: Tan with White Canvas. Currently we have NONE in stock. |
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Fredricksburg Shoe: Brown, by Robert Land. Low quartered civilian shoes, copied from and original pair in the Bata Shoe Museum. Remember. Not every soldier wore Union issue brogans! Sizes: 7 through 13 in whole sizes only (not available in half sizes), Widths: E (Medium) through EEE (Wide). Colors: Black or Brown. We currently DO NOT have this shoe in stock. Price is $125.00.
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This shoe is copied from an original shoe recovered from a barn in Georgia, along with several other single shoes and boots. All of these were in well worn, well used (abused) condition. All were of the 1850's 60's period. One thing that stands out is the amount of repairs these items had before they were finally discarded. The original shoe, as mine was fully lined, with cloth and leather, made with the polished side out. Had a low heel and pegged soles. A good shoe to wear with your good suit. Put those brogans away for your civilian impression. Would you wear army boots with your good suit (to a dance) today? Move your impresson one step further ahead with a good pair of shoes. Sizes: 7 through 14 in whole sizes only (not available in half sizes), Widths: E (Medium) through EEE (Wide). Colors: Black. Currently we have limited availability on these shoes/boots. The only sizes we have in stock are what is available on the shopping cart. |
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Late 19th Century and Early 20th Century Men's Boots and ShoesOld West, Gilded Age and Gay 90s |
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As you can tell it is almost a straight last, but it is a left/right. That means that the arch in the boot will make it comfortable for walking as for riding. A steel shank will give a long life to this fine boot. The leg has been widened so you can wear these boots outside of your trousers. The leg height is 17", proportioned to the size. It is lined with calf skin, has pull tabs (not mule ears) on the outside of the top. The toe is a moderate square and the heel is 1 1/4". The top of the boot is about 12" from the ground, depending on the size. The leather is black and smooth but not a high shine. It has a full lining. This boot should be good for drovers, prospectors and shooters (before the cowboy boots). Be sure to have your calf measurement when ordering. The circumference of the boot varies with size and will fit most men. It can be stretched to accommodate larger calves. Normal delivery time is 2 to 6 weeks. |
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They come with options for the color, toe style, heel style, height, pull type and heel plates. Color: black or russet smooth out leather. Top Height: 10 inch, 12 inch, 14 inch, 16 inch, 17 1/2 inch, 18 inch, 19 inch or 20 inch; as measured from the top of the sole or in bare feet from the floor to the height wanted (i.e. does not include heel height and sole thickness). Height is approximate and will have some variation from listed height (plus or minus 1/2"). CAUTION heights over 17 1/2 inches MAY come up higher than the bend of your knee, restricting movement. Be sure your order a boot height that come up NO HIGHER than the bend of your knee. Also if you have large calves, larger than 16", put your calf size in the notes field on the page where your billing and shipping address go.
Toe Styles: Square Toe (Shown) or Rounded Toe. Heel Styles: Walking Heel (most common), Pull Styles: Outside Pulls (Shown on upper left picture), Inside Pulls (don't show outside) or Mule Ears. Heel Plates: None, Supplied Loose with boots or Installed on boots.
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Available in Black or Brown. Normal Delivery: 1 to 3 weeks.
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Available in Black or Brown. Normal Delivery: 1 to 3 weeks.
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Available in Black, Brown and Steel Grey. Some sizes are Special Order. Normal Delivery: 1 to 3 weeks.
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Available in Black-White and Brown-Tan. NOTE: Zipper Closure. Special Order: currently NOT STOCKED, we order them when an order for them comes in. Normal Delivery: 3 to 6 weeks.
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General 19th Century Shoe and Boot ItemsMost or all of the period |
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Nail-On Heel Plates are available in two sizes of one style and one size of another style. Screw-On Heel Plates come in one size only. They are copies of a pair found on the Corinth Battlefield. None of these will work on the Cuban or Cowboy Heels, as they are all too large including the small size.
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| Standard order / size Boots and Shoes from this page will normally take 2 - 4 weeks for delivery. Custom order / size Boots and Shoes from this page will normally take 8 - 10 weeks for delivery. For more information on ordering, see Order Information Page. Click Here. |
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Our items are authentic reproductions, made as closely as possible to the original item. We use patterns made from original items; patterns that are modified to be historical not only in look, but construction; of patterns that we have made from drawings, pictures or paintings. Many of our items have been purchased by museums (well known and not so well known) for display and/or for use by docents and historical interpreters. We currently offer reproduction men's clothing from the 1840s through 1900; which includes, Dickens, Jacksonian Era, the Victorian Era (Mexican War, Antebellum, American Civil War, Old West (Indian Wars), Gilded Age, Gay 90s, Spanish American War (Span-Am)) and more. | ||
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see the Set Dressing Department for camp furniture, fire sets, pots, pans, tents, etc. |
see our Tack Department for saddles and tack. |
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We currently offer reproduction uniforms from the 1833 through 1899 including: the Jacksonian Era, Manifest Destiny (Mexican War), Victorian Era, Antebellum Period, American Civil War, Old West (Indian Wars), the Gilded Age, the Gay 90s, Spanish American War (Span-Am). Also see the Civil War Accouterments page for leathergoods (holsters, belts, cartridge boxes), canteens, blankets, musical instruments and other military accouterments. Also see the Civil War Camp Equipment page for other items (camp furniture, fire sets, pots,pans, tents, etc.) For saddles and tack see our Tack Department. |
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