Fancy knee buckle
Buckles for knee breeches make the final touch on your outfit. They are infinitely adjustable and require no fancy knots. One buttonhole per knee makes the construction of your breeches easier as well. In brass or White Bronze.
Oval knee buckle
Buckles for knee breeches make the final touch on your outfit. They are infinitely adjustable and require no fancy knots. One buttonhole per knee makes the construction of your breeches easier as well. In brass or White Bronze. All Buckles … Read More
Square knee buckle
Buckles for knee breeches make the final touch on your outfit. They are infinitely adjustable and require no fancy knots.
Colonial Knee buckles
A replica of colonial knee buckles that were used just below the knee on a man’s paints to keep the leg closed.
Colonial Pewter buckel
The Military would tend to wear a plain-faced buckle. The earlier the smaller the buckle would be, as the Military #1: brass was common but there were silver colored metals used as well. Pewter, Pennypinch, Nickel (white bronze) and Sliver. … Read More
Steel colonial Shoe Buckel
Most of the lower cast people wore steel shoe buckles because of the high coast of brass or bronze. Fugawee had the bucle coppied from a pair of steel buckles we bought in england and a great job remaking them. … Read More
Women’s shoe buckles
The Upper class might show off more elaborate buckles such as the Tudor, Swril, Pierced, Great Thistle as they were or for final show of financial accomplishment, have them studded with gem stones. In our case we use crystal in … Read More