Sutler Row

General Sutlers

· Blockade Runner Tennessee based general sutler, seen at many large events.

· C & D Jarnagin One of the best known suppliers to the mainstream of this hobby, currently upgrading to more authentic goods and production methods. Mail order and online only.

· Fair Oaks Sutler Numerous miscellaneous items, from a fine Virginia sutler.

· Fall Creek Sutlery One of the larger general item sutlers, one of the first and biggest online sutlers.

· Mercury Supply Co. General service sutler, located in Texas, but seen at large Eastern events.

· The Quartermaster Shop Michigan based large general sutler.

· Regimental Quartermaster Large general sutler, good source for inexpensive tents.

· S&S Sutlery Custom uniforms and tailoring. Now stocks Sekela frocks, sacks and leather goods as well as Ray Hock, Jim Warehime, and Jodi Nolan clothing. Catalog can be downloaded.

· Coon River Iowa based, general merchandise sutler of mainstream quality.

Uniforms

· C & C Sutlery Manufacturer of uniforms, made in the USA. Package deals available. Good lower cost resource for those starting out in the hobby.

· C.J. Daley Historical Reproductions Manufacturer of accurate period clothing (military and civilian). He no longer does custom work, but maintains a large stock of items for purchase.

· Country Cloth/Chas. R. Childs Clothing, blankets, fabrics, kits and sewing patterns, comes highly recommended.

· N.J.Sekala Excellent uniforms, leather goods, and others. Known for uniforms, but has much more.

· Osgood Historical Reproduction Maker of uniforms from County Cloth patterns, and authentic materials.

· Richmond Depot Known mostly for quality clothing, they have many other items as well.

· Camp Randall Quartermaster Site of John Wedeward who produces some of the best repro Federal sack coats anywhere.

· B&B Tart Considered by some to be the definitive example of well-researched and handmade period clothing and uniforms. Custom work takes time - patience will be needed.

· Wambaugh, White & Co. Uniforms and top notch garment kits. They stand by what they sell. Sells period fabrics as well.

Civilian Goods

· Abraham's Lady Stocks an excellent selection of civilian items.

· Carter & Jasper Many civilian items, most notably men's apparel. Also check out their Groceries section.

· Elizabeth Stewart Clark First Class Site!! Great source for civilian historic clothing.

· Harriet's TCS Historic clothing for all reenactors, and sewing supplies.

· Heirloom Emporium Full service site with a large ladies catalog.

· Past Patterns The ultimate source for period clothing patterns.

· Timeless Stitches Northwest based, carries men's and women's clothing

· Walton and Taylor Mercantile Civilian wear for men.

· Corner Clothiers Specializing in civilian wear for men.

· Galla Rock Shirts and patterns for military and civilian men’s wear.

· South Union Mills Assorted civilian products of the Civil War era.

· Amazon Dry Goods Ladies’ and gentlemen’s civilian products of the time period. Lots of inventory.

· Wooded Hamlet Designs Sewing accessories and patterns for historical clothing.

· Wm. Booth Draper Supplier of fabric, sewing accessories and historical patterns.

· S.B Juniper Supplier and manufacturer of historical foot wear.

· Burnley and Trowbridge Supplier of sewing accessories, patterns, and other miscellany for the production of civilian garments.

· Ragged Soldier Sutlery A sutler specializing in children toys, books, and ladies’ civilian wear of the period.

Fabrics and Textiles

· Family Heirloom Weavers Good source for authentically loomed period fabrics. If you are contracting the work, they will ship directly to whoever is making your items.

· Farm House Fabrics Wisconsin based online store, no online order, phone only for first orders.

· B. Black And Sons Fabric mercantile for civilian and military garments.

Military Manuals, Forms and Paper Products

· AOP Press (Dom Dal Bello) Direct source of some of the best living history manuals and texts available.

· Sullivan Press Source for 18th and 19th century documents, manuals, forms, stationery and books.

· Silas’ Library of Links This is a link to a website with links to various manuals and forms of the 18th century. Some are downloadable and others are not. Informative site.

Spectacles

· The Grand Spectacle Source of 19th century reenactor eye wear.

· Townsends Source for period correct eye wear of the 18th century.

· Historic Eyewear Company Supplier of historic eye glass frames from many eras.

· Focusers Supplier of historic glasses frames.

Tents and Tent Supplies

· Panther Primitives The traditional source for tents, tent supplies and rendezvous items. Probably the best warranty in the business.

· Tentsmiths Manufacturer of historically accurate tents and tent supplies.

Headgear

· Clear Water Hats Excellent hats, one year return policy (reblocked for free).

· Dirty Billy's Hats One of the long time makers of quality authentic military caps and kepis.

· Kepis By Starbucks Exceptional kepis and forage caps. Historically researched and reproduced.

Leather Goods

· Mattimore Harness Excellent maker of authentic ACW footwear. Also sells footwear for other periods.

· Dell's Leather Works Quality leather goods at a fair price. Dell has a large catalog and specializes in custom orders.

· Dixie Leatherworks An excellent source for top quality leather goods. Many items not available from other sources.

· L. D. Haning and Company Makers of exceptional quality leather gear (some with confederate lead details instead of brass).

· Missouri Boot and Shoe Outstanding cavalry boots, brogans, knapsacks and other accoutrements.

· Joe's Leatherworks LLC Manufacturer of quality leather goods at a competitive price.

Tinware and Cookware

· Otter Creek Tinware Authentic style and historically accurate tin ware.

· Hot Dip Tin Historically produced tin ware products.

· Dixie Tin Works Reproduction and original tin ware products of the Civil War era.

· Carl Giordano Ohio based tinsmith, reproducing historical tin ware with techniques from the 18th and 19th century.

Saddles and Tack

· Carrico’s Leatherworks David is an awesome saddler. You won’t be disappointed.

· Glenn Pier Depot Karl Pepper is an outstanding saddler, with 30 years of experience in the trade. Specializing in Confederate saddles and tack.

· Borders States Leatherworks Doug Kidd is a premier saddler, with many credits to his name.

· Muller Lane Farms Hand forged bits, spurs, knives and many other useful items.

Camp Gear and Camp Supplies

· Charlies Boatworks Reproduction boxes, crates and furniture.

· A.J. Hamler Resource books and plans for constructing your own boxes, crates and furniture.

· Living History Shop Builder of fine 18th century furniture for camp use.

· Tophat’s Sutlery A sutler specializing in wooden crates, boxes and camp furniture.

· Camps Custom Camping Camp furniture and wooden items for camp use.

Buttons and Brass

· The Button Baron A great source of period correct buttons, clothing patterns and other items of interest.

· Hanover Brass Foundry An outstanding supplier of belt plates and brass buttons. The website is a little cluttered, so be patient.

· The Louisiana Depot The premier source for Louisiana State Seal buttons.

· Parsley’s Brass A top notch producer of historical reproductions of belt plate, buttons and other items.

Weapons

· John Zimmerman, Master Gunsmith Site for the work of John Zimmerman of Harper's Ferry. He is a leader in improving weapon authenticity and the site is worth a visit to see how your own weapon may be improved or to pick up yet another one.

· Dixie Gun Works, Inc. Dixie is well known in Living History circles and, in some cases, may be the only supplier for certain reproduction items.

· Legendary Arms Known for edged weapons, they also stock leather goods, sword accessories and some uniforms.

· Navy Arms Company Historical reproduction firearms. The Confederate long arms are in a section of their own. Make sure to check out the online "specials" page.

· S & S Firearms This supplier is in Glendale, New York. They have a large catalog and are mostly a mail order business.

· Gunbroker Online gun auction site.

· Guns America Online gun auction site.

· Gun Auction Online gun auction site.

· Armslist Online gun classified add site.

· Guns International Online firearms auction site.

Miscellaneous

· Blanket Brigade Supplier of blankets and odds-n-ends.

· Boyd Miles Sutler of haversacks, haversack “stuffers”, belts, smoking caps and other miscellany.

· The Carpetbagger Supplier of beautiful handmade carpet bags, haversacks and braces.

· Turkey Foot Trading Company This company has many fine items of interest to our period. Check out their tin ware, hemp products and dried edibles for the haversack.

· Crazy Crow Trading Post Primarily a supplier of Native American craft items and mountain man supplies. It has many very useful items for the ACW campsite.

· Lehman's This is not a period sutler at all, but has many items that might be useful for camp impressions.

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