C & D Jarnagin Company
18th Century
Leather Preservation Please follow this link for more information on the care and feed of leather.
To see how to attach the buckles please follow this link.
The Colonial Shoe is a low quarter shoe for the late 18th Century. These reproduction shoes are based on recovered examples from a New York area military camp as well as our most recent research. Information may be found in Sketchbook '76, sunken ships, and originals from private collections.
Our shoes are formed on "Straight Last" meaning there will be no left or right when new. Be sure to wear the shoe on the same foot to form them to your feet properly. made from "Oak Tanned leather with a two piece back, squared toe, pegged heels, welted and sewn soles. These shoes will give many years of excellent use.
#FI110 (Early 18th Century) Colonial Buckle Shoe
$162.00Buckles purchased Separately
(We do not attach buckles due to fitting problems)
For those doing an impression of the first half of the 18th Century we offer the option of having the “counter” (the piece of leather put in the back of the heel of the shoe to stiffen the back) hand sewn with a “tunnel stitch” which is a row of stitching that only goes part of the way through the leather so stitching is not visible on the outside of the shoe. Please note this method of stitching virtually disappears early in the second quarter of the 18th Century.
Due to the extra work required please allow 4-6 weeks for manufacturing.
Available in Black (Smooth out or Rough out)
Available in Size 7 through 12 and Half sizes 7 1/2 through 11 1/2
#FI1103E EEE Sizes are available but they will have to be made on right and left lasts. Add $24.00
#FI110R&L Made on Right and left lasts Size 12 1/2 in "D" width are available. Add $24.00
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FTWA Brass Buckles for Colonial Shoes $35.00To see how to attach the buckles please follow this link.
#FI11012 Add for Size 12 Straight last $13.00
#FTWC Add for Smooth out $24.00
#FTWD Add for Armored Heels $ 8.00
(a series of nails placed in the heel for wear)
#FTWR Add Brown Rough out Colonial Shoes $44.00
Crown soap- 4oz of soap in a tin container $6.95
We are now offering this period soap for cleaning leather. This is based off a period recipe for soap liked by harness makers. This is not like modern saddle soaps but instead is mostly made from cod oil. This type of soap will clean the leather but not be harsh enough to damage the leather. Leather items should be cleaned with soap several times a year in order to prevent the build up of dirt and other things that will damage the grain surface.
#PW124 Preservation Wax $12.95
This is specially designed product to give you maximum life out of your leather items. This is the clear wax, for use on russet items. This wax contains a natural mold and mildew inhibiter, along with protection from insect damage.
#BPW125 Black Preservation Wax $14.95
This is specially designed product to give you maximum life out of your leather items. Lamp black has been added to help maintain the black color of your leather items. This wax contains a natural mold and mildew inhibiter, along with protection from insect damage.
#110RW Colonial Buckle Shoes (Rev War) $141.00
Buckles purchased Separately
(We do not attach buckles due to fitting problems)
This shoe is produced exactly as the #FI110 without the "tunnel stitching" in the counter.
Available in Black (Smooth out or Rough out)
Available in Size 7 through 12 and Half sizes 7 1/2 through 11 1/2
#110RW3E EEE Sizes are available but they will have to be made on right and left lasts. Add $24.00
#110RWR&L Made on Right and left lasts Size 12 1/2 in "D" width are available. Add $24.00
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FTWA Brass Buckles for Colonial Shoes $35.00To see how to attach the buckles please follow this link.
#110RW12 Add for Size 12 Straight last $13.00
#FTWC Add for Smooth out $16.00
#FTWD Add for Armored Heels $ 8.00
(a series of nails placed in the heel for wear)
#FTWR Add Brown Rough out Colonial Shoes $44.00
Crown soap- 4oz of soap in a tin container $6.95
We are now offering this period soap for cleaning leather. This is based off a period recipe for soap liked by harness makers. This is not like modern saddle soaps but instead is mostly made from cod oil. This type of soap will clean the leather but not be harsh enough to damage the leather. Leather items should be cleaned with soap several times a year in order to prevent the build up of dirt and other things that will damage the grain surface.
#PW124 Preservation Wax $12.95
This is specially designed product to give you maximum life out of your leather items. This is the clear wax, for use on russet items. This wax contains a natural mold and mildew inhibiter, along with protection from insect damage.
#BPW125 Black Preservation Wax $14.95
This is specially designed product to give you maximum life out of your leather items. Lamp black has been added to help maintain the black color of your leather items. This wax contains a natural mold and mildew inhibiter, along with protection from insect damage.
#6015 1812 Period Low Quarter Military Shoe $163.00
The buckle shoe had passed from the military scene by the time of the War of 1812. The Militia, however was still equipped with low quarter shoes. The information for this shoe was provided by an 1812 militia unit. This example has two lace holes pierced. As all of our shoes, these are hand made of high quality leather. The need for taller footwear was recognized and compensated by wearing of the half gaiters.
Available in Black (Smooth out or Rough out)
Available in Size 7 through 12 and Half sizes 7 1/2 through 11 1/2
#60153E EEE Sizes are available but they will have to be made on right and left lasts. Add $24.00
#6015R&L Made on Right and left lasts Size 12 1/2 in "D" width are available. Add $24.00
#601512 Add for Size 12 Straight last $13.00
#FTWC Add for Smooth out $17.00
#FTWR Add Brown Rough out $50.00
Crown soap- 4oz of soap in a tin container $6.95
We are now offering this period soap for cleaning leather. This is based off a period recipe for soap liked by harness makers. This is not like modern saddle soaps but instead is mostly made from cod oil. This type of soap will clean the leather but not be harsh enough to damage the leather. Leather items should be cleaned with soap several times a year in order to prevent the build up of dirt and other things that will damage the grain surface.
#PW124 Preservation Wax $12.95
This is specially designed product to give you maximum life out of your leather items. This is the clear wax, for use on russet items. This wax contains a natural mold and mildew inhibiter, along with protection from insect damage.
#BPW125 Black Preservation Wax $14.95
This is specially designed product to give you maximum life out of your leather items. Lamp black has been added to help maintain the black color of your leather items. This wax contains a natural mold and mildew inhibiter, along with protection from insect damage.
#601522 1822 Bootees 215.00
In 1822 the US army switched from a low shoe to a taller version to end the need for the half gaiters. This is lower mid calf bootee having 8 lace holes. These are offered in straight last welted and sewn sole as the originals. As all of our shoes, these are hand made of high quality leather.
Available in Black (Smooth out or Rough out)
Available in Size 7 through 12 and Half sizes 7 1/2 through 11 1/2
#6015223E EEE Sizes are available but they will have to be made on right and left lasts. Add $24.00
#6015R&L Made on Right and left lasts Size 12 1/2 in "D" width are available. Add $24.00
#60152212 Add for Size 12 Straight last $13.00
#601522 Add for Smooth out $25.00
Crown soap- 4oz of soap in a tin container $6.95
We are now offering this period soap for cleaning leather. This is based off a period recipe for soap liked by harness makers. This is not like modern saddle soaps but instead is mostly made from cod oil. This type of soap will clean the leather but not be harsh enough to damage the leather. Leather items should be cleaned with soap several times a year in order to prevent the build up of dirt and other things that will damage the grain surface.
#113 Neatsfoot Oil $6.95
8 fl oz. Repeated wetting and drying can rob oil tanned shoes of their natural lubrication.
#PW124 Preservation Wax $12.95
This is specially designed product to give you maximum life out of your leather items. This is the clear wax, for use on russet items. This wax contains a natural mold and mildew inhibiter, along with protection from insect damage.
#BPW125 Black Preservation Wax $14.95
This is specially designed product to give you maximum life out of your leather items. Lamp black has been added to help maintain the black color of your leather items. This wax contains a natural mold and mildew inhibiter, along with protection from insect damage.
18th Century Stockings
#RW109C Cotton Stockings $8.50
Solid Colored Cotton Stockings - Adult size 9-11 and come in the following colors (Left to Right, Top to Bottom): Brown, Light Blue, Maroon, Dark Green, Olive Drab, Bright Red, Charcoal, Mustard, Black, Natural, Dark Blue, White and Bright Blue
#RW109CS Striped Cotton Stockings $8.50
Horizontally Striped Cotton Stockings - These stockings are the same weight as my Heavy Weight Cotton Stockings, but are only available in one size are come in the following colors (Left to Right): Red/Black, Brown/Black, White/Black, Blue/Black, White/Brown and Mustard/Black.
#RW109CVS Striped Cotton Stockings $8.50
Vertically Striped Cotton Stockings - My newest product, these Vertically striped stockings are lighter than my heavy-weight stockings, but heavier than the light-weight and are available in three colors with more coming soon (Right to Left): Grey, Red and Blue.
#RW109W Wool Stocking $18.00
Wool Stockings - These heavy-weight wool stockings are available in one size only and come in the following colors (From Left to Right): Dark Blue, Grey, Natural, Green and Brown
#120 Shoe Trees $4.50
You should keep shoe trees in your shoes at all times to extend the life of the upper. Adjustable from size 6 to Size 13.
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