The
Graceful Lady
Women's 1860s Clothing.
This is
a historical dressmaking business specializing in women's clothing
from the Civil War era. Every article of clothing is made with the
utmost care and precision to detail. They are very particular about
authenticity of the garments and try their best to make them the way
they were made over 140 years ago.
T P & H Trading Co - 19th
Century Hats by Tim Bender
T P & H
Trading Company has been involved in Civil War sutlery since 1990.
Started as a part time business while Tim pursued his career in the
law enforcement field, the sutlery was originally a general line
dealer specializing in antique goods. In 1993 Tim retired from his
first career and has pursued his interest in Civil War goods full
time ever since. In 1995 Tim felt that the representation of hat
makers for CW use was under represented, and started making hats.
Self taught, Tim had the opportunity to study extensively a private
collection of period hats, and acquired a period hat that he
dissected literally fiber by fiber to determine what "secrets" our
antecedents may have used. Tim also relies heavily on photographic
evidence as a basis and guideline for styles.
Carter and Jasper
Authentic Mercantile
As living historians, we constantly look for quality
authentic goods, usual and unusual, from a variety of
makers, all with one thing in common: authenticity and
quality.
Many of Carter & Jasper's items are one-of-a-kind and not
continually available. We also carry some antique items that
are in good condition and of interest to collectors or
living historians such as panel blankets or tools.
Corner
Clothiers:
Specialising in 19th Century Gentleman's Apparel.
Corner
Clothiers provide customers with a full service custom clothing
experience. While some companies may sell strictly off the rack
garments, Corner Clothiers consult with each and every customer to
meet their needs.
Wild
West Mercantile:
Based
in Phoenix Arizona, Wild West Mercantile is run by “Claudia
Feather” and “C.S. Fly” - both members of the Single
Action Shooting Society (SASS), and a fine looking bunch to be sure.
Their catalogue is enormous and they offer everything from hats
to spurs and everything in-between. A highlight of the site is the
selection of Wah Maker western clothing, some of the best
looking authentic Western clothing around. Offering secure ordering
and accepting most credit cards, this is a great shopping experience.
River
Junction Trade Co:
Based
in McGregor Iowa, the River Junction Trading Co must have the best
looking catalogue I've ever seen - in fact it looks like it's a
publication right out of the mid 19th century! The site's theme
is exquisite, and they offer a huge range of goods from clothing,
jewellery, playing cards, badges, leatherwear, books tents and you
name it they seem to have it.
Cowboy
Hat Store:
Based in Houston, Texas. The Cowboy Hat Store is a more than
promising merchant with a huge variety of hats to suit the Old West
and more. Major Credit Cards - Checks - Money Orders - Gift Certificates
available / accepted.
Cowboy
Outfitters:
Based
in Texas, Cowboy Outfitters are another sutler with what seems to
be an endless catalogue - and for us that's a great thing indeed.
The store offers vintage clothing, leatherwear, Old West stage props,
saddles, tack, hats, boots and even rodeo equipment! The site is
easy to navigate and has received the Yahoo "Top Service"
award, rated by it's own customers.
Cowboy
Corral:
Based
in Sedona, Arizona, Cowboy Corral offers boots, spurs, badges, gunleather,
authentic vintage clothing, Wah Maker clothing, and ranges
for women and children too. Run by Mean Mike, Miss Kitty, Doc Sapp
and Texas Bobby - do you dare not visit them?
Cheyenne
Pioneer Products:
Based
in Kansas City, Cheyenne Pioneer Products offers something I was
not sure actually existed - authentic style cartridge boxes! The
company offers a great range of cartridge boxes to cater for all
rounds, including (but not limited to): .45 Colt, .44 WCF, .45 Schofield,
and even the 12 gauge shotgun shell. These boxes are of museum quality,
made from chipboard, with reinforced corners. They're wrapped in
authentic craft paper and decorated in authentic colored graphics.
YaTaHai:
Based
in Tacoma, Washington. This store offers some great buckskin items,
including a huge range of moccasins, buckskin shirts, and buckskin
dresses. Native American or mountain-man re-enactor? Go here!
Black
Hills Leather:
Based in Laredo, Texas, Rudy Lozano (a S.A.S.S. member) has got
to be one of the most talented leatherworkers around. Be sure when
ordering a belt to order a little longer than your normal belt size.
Kirkpatrick
Leather:
Based in Laredo, Texas, Kirkpatrick Leather has a great lineup and
it's well worth a visit.
W.M.
Brown Holster Company:
Based in Tombstone, Arizona, W.M. Brown offers a great selection
of handsome gunleather.
Oak
Tree Leatherworks:
Based in Lafayette, New Orleans. Museum-quality leather gear
to increase the quality and style of your outfits. Thanks to Crow
for the link!
www.USHIST.com
Recommended by Johnny Crow, this fine merchant
supplies all things American Civil War & Victorian. Clothing,
accessories, props and more.
Parker
River Alpaca Farm
One-of-a-kind hats. 100% felted Alpaca fiber. These hats look
great and will definitely attract attention. Thanks to Mitch
for the link!
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