http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#97bd8021-9ea1-4195-b7c2-704619d86b81 It really depends of what part of the Victorian era you are looking for. Victoria reigned for a long time. Tue, 30 Jun 2009 14:33:55 GMT http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#97bd8021-9ea1-4195-b7c2-704619d86b81 Barbara 2009-06-30T14:33:55Z http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#b22e9eda-a54f-48c5-bfa7-3280c3aeb282 They are the Oak Tree Farms brand Wed, 20 May 2009 06:56:10 GMT http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#b22e9eda-a54f-48c5-bfa7-3280c3aeb282 Sugar 2009-05-20T06:56:10Z http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#9e5a98c6-3214-4d4e-af9f-e3304017fc93 I have the 9inch from Sheplers with the low heel. Stupid comfortable! Wed, 20 May 2009 06:54:36 GMT http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#9e5a98c6-3214-4d4e-af9f-e3304017fc93 Sugar 2009-05-20T06:54:36Z http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#b5f17f2e-6a90-4908-a8b2-d9056bf45c94 Here's one for the list... http://www.sheplers.com/womens/victorian_boots/fashion_boots/boots/ Mon, 18 May 2009 09:40:50 GMT http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#b5f17f2e-6a90-4908-a8b2-d9056bf45c94 Lady Gray 2009-05-18T09:40:50Z http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#fdc3dea4-5552-41a2-8445-042ae11f0e1f Yeah, what is it with both laces and zippers, or laces & elastic? I keep looking for something locally with just laces, and am figuring I will eventually save up for a nice pair of re-enactment boots myself. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 04:48:16 GMT http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#fdc3dea4-5552-41a2-8445-042ae11f0e1f Kimiko 2009-01-06T04:48:16Z http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#4824addb-bcb4-4aa9-a1c3-2205bd771fc2 Thanks to everyone to the advice. Artistpriestess: Unfortunately, I'm a bit of a pain when it comes to newer boots. All of them have laces... AND ZIPPERS! I don't know why, but it irks me when you have both. I prefer having one or the other. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 03:11:29 GMT http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#4824addb-bcb4-4aa9-a1c3-2205bd771fc2 aeranthes 2009-01-06T03:11:29Z http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#8525d12b-ec11-4b81-a2ef-44992b81fe40 Actually, check out some of the high end shoes store like Nordstrom and such, laced up Victorian styled boots are in style right now, I just did a show set in the 1870's and was surprised that even Payless had some options, but there are more authentic styles at the better stores that are probably a lot cheaper than historical recreation vendors . . . Fri, 05 Dec 2008 22:40:13 GMT http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#8525d12b-ec11-4b81-a2ef-44992b81fe40 Artistpriestess 2008-12-05T22:40:13Z http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#87972344-de58-468f-9bce-6a09cc132eb7 Very good prices on the Oak Tree brand boots: http://stores.ebay.com/Old-Mill-Mercantile_Womens-footwear-Old-Fashioned_W0QQcolZ4QQdirZ1QQfsubZ9QQftidZ2QQtZkm Wed, 26 Nov 2008 19:25:33 GMT http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#87972344-de58-468f-9bce-6a09cc132eb7 Margaret 2008-11-26T19:25:33Z http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#1acb12d0-ebaa-42e3-ab42-dac0be6d1392 one more: http://www.reproduction-vintage-shoes.com/ Tue, 25 Nov 2008 02:53:05 GMT http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#1acb12d0-ebaa-42e3-ab42-dac0be6d1392 Isara 2008-11-25T02:53:05Z http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#59b1e6f1-c244-4e3a-90a6-8121c6de4564 there's also a fellow who makes custom shoes in Santa Rosa, CA (for any Bay Area folks who are looking): http://www.shraderbootmaker.com/ Tue, 25 Nov 2008 02:49:47 GMT http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#59b1e6f1-c244-4e3a-90a6-8121c6de4564 Isara 2008-11-25T02:49:47Z http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#f8c0e522-dc36-4c6d-a2d3-36aa26ee1408 http://www.bootbarn.com/multiview/viewbrand/62/2/view/0/72/last_updated/All/All/All/All <- amazing boots Tue, 25 Nov 2008 02:42:33 GMT http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#f8c0e522-dc36-4c6d-a2d3-36aa26ee1408 Isara 2008-11-25T02:42:33Z http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#c6cd4d9c-075b-4bd0-939b-1d7ba755111b http://www.saccitydrygoods.com/category-s/31.htm http://www.blockaderunner.com/nlc/14.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 17:43:03 GMT http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#c6cd4d9c-075b-4bd0-939b-1d7ba755111b Janice 2008-11-20T17:43:03Z http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#fc72e490-7461-4185-8c54-dc820a3c2414 I'd love some advice as to where I can get some exquisitely designed Victorian boots. Probably need to be reproduction, since I wear a women's US size 8 wide. Any information will be greatly appreciated. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 04:36:23 GMT http://historical-costume.tribe.net/thread/4dfd2c28-9da4-4d08-9542-28ab6759492c#fc72e490-7461-4185-8c54-dc820a3c2414 aeranthes 2008-11-20T04:36:23Z