Replica reproductions of all types of footwear from Marlborough bucket top boots, Jacobite and Redcoat Infantry buckle shoes to silk timber-heeled shoes and mules for fine ladies and gents. American War of Independence footwear - highlows, top-boots and buckled shoes.

Red Morocco calf ladies’ shoes, round closed seams, blind rand sole of oak bark tanned leather and timber heel covered in leather stitched with a square stitching awl.

 

	18th century brocade front fabric shoes with covered timber heels & matching fabric covered pattens. Silver buckles made by G. Gedney Godwin.		Plain ladies early 18th C. shoes with timber heel
	Yellow wool ladies plain laced pair, lined and bound with green timber heels		Gents brown topped riding boots. Top styles can vary in taste and colour.
	Marlborough bucket tops with gents red timber heels and square toes. Not for the faint hearted!		1770 Colonial campaign styled boots with bound tops. Based on a painting of George Washington.
	Plain leather mule with extra binding & comfort insole.		18th Century Mules made with customer’s own silk. Lined and Bound with Calfskin with Timber Heels
	Plain ladies outdoor shoes (1700-40), unlined with timber heels and buckle made by Holger Ratsdorf.		Troopers 1750 boot. Plain, unlined square toe.
	The Delta Shoe. Plain unlined. Only found in sites in the Netherlands 1700-50. (From Stepping Through Time ed. Olaf Goubitz).		Something for the weekend, Sir? 18th Century gent’s silk slippers with timber heels.
	Ladies Brocade, lined and bound with timber heels. C. 1740-1750.		Ladies Brocade, lined and bound with timber heels. C. 1740-1750.
	Sex on a plate! Lined and bound Morocco calf with timber heels and buckles. 1750-70.		Green version of “Sex on a plate”. Lined and bound green Morocco calf with timber heels. To fit buckles. 1750-70.
	Plain gents shoes, unlined with red timber heels		Lined and bound 18th Century lady’s laced shoe with timber heel.
	Plain unlined 18th Century lady’s shoes with timber heels.		Plain gents shoe, half lined and bound. Made to buckle (buckles extra).
	18th Century lady’s shoes with cloth pattens, lined and bound with timber heels.		18th Century lady’s shoes, lined and bound with timber heels.
	Lady’s Silk Lined and Bound with Timber Heel		Lady’s Silk Timber Heel with Square Toe
	Gents Timber Heel Half Lined and Bound with Domed Square Toe		Military Boot Stacked Heel with Square Toe
	Conjectured reproduction of 18th century Woman’s Riding Boot or Buskin taken from paintings of the period. Lined and Bound with Timber Heel, Chestnut Calf		Plain leather ladies pattens (with bound edges) priced as shoes
	Cartridge box for 1745 outfit, Government forces.

Please be aware (ladies in particular) that the fashions of a particular epoch may not always be the most appropriate wear for the human foot; for example the last style of the 18th Century lady is pointed in shape. Please recall the old saying “one must suffer for one’s art”. These may be made-to-measure shoes but straight lasted shoes may not suit you; may take a while to get used to or break in; or if you are a celtic foot shape, i.e. square, may be quite uncomfortable. I can’t change your foot shape but if comfort rather than style is your preference then I can (if you inform me) use a less fashionable shaped last, say from a different epoch, to ease the problem.

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