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	Spur Leathers with Buckles [#201] These black leather straps with brass buckles are for use with our boot spurs.	$19.50

	Boot Spurs [#200] Sold in pairs, these spurs are solid brass with steel rowels. Leathers with buckles are sold seperately.	$23.25

	Men's All-Purpose Colonial Shoe [#GMS2] Made with the rough side of the leather "out," these are similar to our Army Shoe but made with slightly softer leather. They should be conditioned with wax or grease to provide waterproofing. Buckles are not included.	$104.00

	17th Century Shoe [#GMS9] These shoes have the correct cut-outs in the sides and are available as a tie type (shown) or with larger latchets for use with shoe buckles. Please specify when ordering. Buckles are not included.	$138.50

	American Shoe [#GMS5] These shoes have the smooth side of the leather out for the American officer or the civilian gentleman. Buckles are not included.	$138.50

	Army Shoe [#GMS4] Made with the rough side of the leather "out," this was the practical, common shoe of the period since the smooth side of the leather "in" made a natural lining, and the rough side of the leather out does not show the scratches and wear as readily. A wax or grease would be applied for conditioning and water-proofing - we suggest clear Kiwi wax. Buckles are not included.	$138.50

	Early 18th Century Civilian Shoe [#GMS8] These shoes are copied from a specimen from the 1727 era from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. They are made from calf leather with the rough side "out." Note the unusual shape of the quarters, the quite low heels and the lack of grommets in the lacing holes. Available in medium brown color. Buckles are not included.	$138.50

	Gentleman's Civilian Shoe [#GMS7] These shoes come in a natural russet color with rough out leather. They have a square toe and are bound with darker brown leather trim. Buckles are not included.	$138.50

	Hessian Shoe [#GMS6] The original plans for these interesting shoes were given to us by Lt. Col. Peter Boehm of the West German Army. Note the higher counter, the "wings" on the long tongues, the unique flattening of the toe fronts. The latchets were placed farther toward the back than in most other shoes of the period. Buckles are not included.	$161.75

	Officer & Gentleman's Shoe [#GMS3] Originally developed in England, these have a pointed toe and a longer flared tongue for more style. This shoe is typical of the shoe style seen in Hogarth prints. Buckles are not included.	$161.75

	Men's Riding Boots [#GMS1] These boots are all-leather construction and have working cuffs.	$202.25

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