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In the 17th and 18th centuries, knee buckles were more than mere accessories—they were a statement of style, status, and practicality in colonial societies, particularly in Europe and the American colonies. These small, often ornate metal fasteners played a critical … Read More
EXTRACT OF COFFEE For the Army INSTANT COFFEE in The War Between the States By Art Ayotte (Fugawee Corp) 37th Congress Ex Doc., 2nd Session No. 16 letter of: THE SECRETARY OF WAR in answer to A resolution of the … Read More
We named it the Concord in honor of the heroes who left their homes and their wife-warm beds to gather at the Concord bridge and dare the British Empire to do its worst. The toe of the Concord is slightly … Read More
Rose is a favorite on and off the re-enactment scene. This a two elastic gusset ankle boot in soft black leather. It has a smooth slightly rounded pointed toe, 1/4″ leather heel and a tab at the back to … Read More
The Victoria is something new for the Civil War ladies. The moment you hold Victoria you will know that you have a quality shoe in your hand. Comfort, quality and authenticity are all brought by Victoria Victoria is a fully … Read More
The Natural Concord is a good civilian shoe, It can be fastened with a tie or buckle. If dyed it can really elevate the impression. The Natural Concord only comes in rough-out leather. The Natural rough would darken as it … Read More
These may look like the tin items that we are use to, but these will not corrode. They are made of a non shiny stainless steel. The Coffee cup is spun with no seams on the bottom. The large cup is 4″ … Read More
These may look like the tin items that we are use to, but these will not corrode. They are made of a non shiny stainless steel. The Coffee cup is spun with no seams on the bottom. The large cup is 4″ … Read More
These may look like the tin items that we are use to, but these will not corrode. They are made of a non shiny stainless steel. The Large Colonial Coffee Pot is just over 9″ high and comes with a … Read More
These may look like the tin items that we are use to, but these will not corrode. They are made of a non shiny stainless steel. The small Colonial coffee pot holds 5 cups (40 oz) has a flat broad … Read More