womans-shoes

Fugawee 's full line of womans shoes
Anna"s

Anna"s

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Anna

Anna

She is designed to be worn with a ribbon tie or a rosette that will match your outfit.
$84.37
Barbara Natural Rough

Barbara Natural Rough

Ready to dye any color, this the woman's version of our 1758 or Ligonier shoe. It is a straight Lasted shoe.
$90.20
Barbara Rough

Barbara Rough

This the woman's version of our 1758 or Ligonier shoe. It is a straight Lasted shoe.
$90.20
Barbara Smooth

Barbara Smooth

This the woman's version of our 1758 or Ligonier shoe. It is a straight Lasted shoe.
$90.20
Cheri

Cheri

She is designed to be worn with a ribbon tie or a rosette that will match your outfit.
$84.37
Concord Black Rough side out shoe

Concord Black Rough side out shoe

We wanted more of a common man's shoe. Then we named it the Concord in honor of the heroes who left their homes and their wife-warm beds to gather at the Concord bridge and dare the British Empire to do its worst. The Concord is a left/right shoe.
$106.20
Concord Black Smooth side out

Concord Black Smooth side out

A common man's shoe Of the 1750's to1790's The Concord shoe is a left/right model.
$106.20
Concord Natural Color Rough side out

Concord Natural Color Rough side out

A common man's shoe Of the 1750 1790 The Concord shoe is a left/right model.
$101.65
Connie Black Rough Side out

Connie Black Rough Side out

This is modeled after a photo in Baumgartner's book on Clothing in Colonial Williamsburgh. Connie is a straight last, heeled shoe. Surprisingly comfortable.
$82.35
Connie Black Smooth

Connie Black Smooth

is modeled after a photo in Baumgartner's book on Clothing in Colonial Williamsburgh. Connie is a straight last, heeled shoe. Surprisingly comfortable.
$82.35
Connie Rough Natural Color

Connie Rough Natural Color

is modeled after a photo in Baumgartner's book on Clothing in Colonial Williamsburgh. Connie is a straight last, heeled shoe. Surprisingly comfortable.
$82.35
Debbie

Debbie

Debbie Is modeled after a shoe seen in Hogarth's etchings.
$84.60
Josie

Josie

A ladies lace up boot. Sturdy enough for around the camp and comfortable enough for all day.
$147.00
Martha Black

Martha Black

Martha is an elegant shoe, ready for the Governor's Ball or for everyday use by a style-conscious lady.
$88.77
Martha Bone pebble

Martha Bone pebble

Martha pebble is an elegant shoe, ready for the Governor's Ball or for everyday use by a style-conscious lady.This is a Ivory and has an pebble grained finish
$88.77
Mule

Mule

Mules, tapestry, leather sole,peaked upper, lined foot. This style was also called pantables. NEW STOCK - DIFFERENT tapestry - red/taupe
$64.70
Nora

Nora

Nora great looking comfortable hand made boot.
$232.00
Rose

Rose

Named for the famous Confederate spy and patriot, Rose Greenhow, this is another elastic-sided shoe. It has a plain, tapered squarish toe and a vamp much like a fine English riding boot or jodhpur.
$85.20
Sara

Sara

The Sara is something new for the Civil War ladies. The moment you hold Sara you will know that you have a quality shoe in your hand. Comfort, quality and authenticity are all brought by Sara
$90.68
Stella

Stella

STELLA is a good camp boot. Sturdy, ankle support and well constructed. A ladies lace up boot. Sturdy enough for around the camp and comfortable enough for all day. Sizes 5m to 11 1/2m, Black only Price $112.00 + $12.00 S&H
$114.90
Victoria Black

Victoria Black

The Victoria is something new for the Civil War ladies. The moment you hold Victoria you will know that you have a quality shoe in your hand. Comfort, quality and authenticity are all brought by Victoria
$90.68
Victoria Bone

Victoria Bone

The Victoria is something new for the Civil War ladies. The moment you hold Victoria you will know that you have a quality shoe in your hand. Comfort, quality and authenticity are all brought by Victoria
$90.68
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 French & Indian, Revolutionary War, War of 1812, American Civil War

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Wealthy Land owner, Common Folks, rice farmers