Civil War Brogan

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$104.50
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105010
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Product Overview

The Civil War Brogan, officially known as the Model 1859 Jefferson Ankle Boot, was standard-issue footwear supplied to soldiers across all units of the United States Army during the American Civil War. Designed for mass issue, durability, and practicality, the brogan became one of the most recognizable pieces of Civil War soldier equipment.

This historically accurate reproduction features the classic four-eyelet design with leather laces and a square toe, matching original period examples. The boot is constructed from black leather worn rough-side out, a common wartime practice that improved durability and reduced glare. The soles are wooden-pegged, reflecting authentic 19th-century shoemaking methods.

For historical accuracy, steel heel plates are included but supplied separately, just as many period brogans were issued or repaired in the field. The brogan is produced in a single standard width, measuring approximately 4 inches at the widest part of the foot, consistent with original military issue footwear.

Standard sizes are available for immediate purchase, while custom-sized brogans can be made for those requiring a precise fit. Custom orders are crafted to measurements provided by the customer and are ideal for reenactors seeking comfort during extended wear.

Whether used for reenactment, living history events, museum display, or educational interpretation, this Civil War Brogan offers an authentic foundation for any mid-19th-century military impression.


Product Specifications

  • Product Name: Civil War Brogan (Model 1859 Jefferson Ankle Boot)

  • SKU: 105010

  • Material: Black leather (rough side out)

  • Design: Four-eyelet ankle boot with square toe

  • Sole: Wooden pegged sole

  • Heel Plates: Steel (included, not attached)

  • Width: Single standard width

  • Available Sizes: 7 – 13.5

  • Custom Sizing: Available (6–8 week lead time)

  • Use: Civil War reenactment, living history, display

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