Step into History
We are closing out the Betsy and the Sally their nice shoes but time to make something different when they’re gone there gone.
I remember my first pair of concords in the early 1990s. I was all dressed up and had on my first pair of our Concords. I was somewhere in rural Alabama, going to a Southeastern National Rendezvous. I stopped at … Read More
The sole is the most forgotten part of the shoe, step on me, make me step into all kinds of stuff, wet or dry, cold or hot, the sole is the main reason you can wear a shoe. But I … Read More
Our apologies to Fugawee Customers, and almost Customers for our old school ways. The new web site brought a bunch of things we have never used before and I really didn’t know much about. Over the last year, we have … Read More
The Deadly Dew Waking up after dawn listening to the birds and the sound of camp activities, clanking of cookware, smell of the first coffee that’s ready. I open my eyes and see the dew on my tent. I rub … Read More
The Deadly Dew Waking up after dawn listening to the birds and the sound of camp activities, clanking of cookware, smell of the first coffee that’s ready. I open my eyes and see the dew on my tent. I rub … Read More
Custom Medallion Fugawee has been making event medallions for reenactors and events for over 30 years. These are a few of the hundreds of medallion designs that have been produced by Fugawee through the patience and skill of Nancy Ayotte. Her … Read More
In the Civil war, Officers were responsible for their own Uniforms and boots. Except for undergarments and only if they were unavailable for procuring by any other means, then they could order some undergarments for themselves along with the troops. … Read More
My Brother Claude just retired after 25 years as a US Army Ranger. He is quite an individual, he served us our country risking life and limb. I know about 20% of what he did, all over the world. and … Read More
