Step into History
By the way, only forty percent of the shoes or boots issued during the entire Civil War were pegged. Pegs didn’t meet military specs and bootees made with pegs were purchased from the contractors for about seventy cents a pair … Read More
Civil War shoes are pretty hard to tell apart. Once they have been stomped through the mud a few times your eye can’t tell where they came from. That’s when your feet will tell you that you are wearing Fugawee’s … Read More
examples of civil war women’s shoes include Victoria, Rose, Stella, Josie, For the Civil War Ladies The Victoria is something new for the Civil War ladies. The moment you hold Victoria you will know that you have a quality shoe … Read More
Civil War Artillery Boots Sometimes called Ankle Boots. See Uniform Regs 1851/1861. Also see: Dress regulations throughout the period … mention only the “ankle boot” and the “Jefferson boot.” Both types were prescribed for officers and the mounted service….It can … Read More
