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
Historic Civilian Shoes
Fugawee often gets requests for “civilian” shoes of the Civil War period. If you study photos of the time, you will find that almost all of the men wore shoes that were very much like Fugawee’s smooth Federal bootee. I … Read More
Colonal Military shoe buckles
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
Women’s Brass Colonial Shoe Buckles
Women’s Brass Colonial Shoe Buckles
Men’s civilian Colonial Shoe buckles
Civilian Shoe buckles for colonial men shoes.
Colonial Brass shoe buckles
Solid cast brass Colonial shoe buckles not stamped.
Colonial Civilian Brass Shoe Buckles
Colonial shoe buckles for men
Military Colonial Brass Shoe Buckles
FUgawees collection of reproduction shoe buckles.