Sutler's Row It is often confusing and complicated to get started in the hobby of Civil War re-enacting. Where to buys things from, what to purchase, who has what?? The list goes on and on. So we have put a small list together of reputable sutlers that can help you get what you need to join in the great hobby or Civil War re-enacting. And if you have found one  that you like and it is not listed here, please contact us and we will look into the sutler and add it to our list. Happy shopping! KD's Merchantile:   Located locally at 7143 W. Greenfield Ave. West Allis, WI. 53214  Phone #: 414-456-1862. Serving the reenacting community with specialized items such as iron work, custom millinary, copper works, chatelines, kids wooden toys and many other unique items.  Also a local supplier of Native American crafts and items. All items made by local craftsmen!  Rebel Threads: http://home.earthlink.net/~rebelthread05/  For the Ladies who are looking for unique and custom made articles. From detachabel collars to frilly udersleeves and reticlues. This site is for all of your accessorie needs. Fall Creek Sutlery: http://www.fcsutler.com/  This site will get you outfitted in the proper millitary attire, provides you with all of your musket needs, and gets you ready to camp out with a wide selection of tents and flys. Also has a ladies section for hoop skirts, parasols, and reference books. Elizabeth Stewart Clark:http://www.elizabethstewartclark.com/PP/index.htm  This site is great for women looking for period patterns for kids and other great period correct sewing ideas and techniques. A wealth of information is provided on this site. The Ragged Soldier: http://www.raggedsoldier.com/ Outfit your little soldier and lady with some great period correct wooden toys and parlor games at this site. It's loaded with toys, parlor games, and informational pamphlets and books. Dresden Dry Goods: http://www.dresdendrygoods.com/parasols.htm  Original parasols recovered and priced for purchase. Also you can send in your original parasols and have them repaired and recovered. Originals By Kay: http://www.originals-by-kay.com/  Original parasols recovered and priced for purchase, as well as custom and ready-made dresses from sheers to silks. Fantastic delivery time on all instock items. Treasured Finds: http://www.treasuredfinds.com/cccatalog.asp?bhcp=1 Find all of your chateline pieces here! Sterling silver and priced right. Find the chatelines themselves plus all the gadgets to go on them. Great prices and very quick shipping. Victorian Bonnets: http://www.victorianbonnets.com/ Custom or ready made bonnets and hats. Fantastic craftsmanship and great prices! Ships quick and does some of the best work we've seen! Period correct styles and fabrics. Jon Theissen Custom Iron Work: Please email us for a quote on all of your custom iron work needs. Our blacksmith makes fire grates, cooking spits, friction hooks for your lanterns, custom made chandeliers, and other such period creations.  He can be reached at: theissentractor@yahoo.com. Paul Barnhart's Customer Copper Work: A member of the Historical Timekeepers, Paul is well versed in copper creations, from hanging lanterns in a variety of sizes  to copper laddles and match safes, Paul can fill your copper needs. Please contact him at: paul@barnhart-studios.com. Merchandise can be viewed at : www.barnhart-studios.com Rolene's Custom Portraits:  Custom graphite portraits copied from photos that you provide. From personal portraits to cherished pictures of your pets, you can have it done by Rolene. A member of the Historical Timekeepers, Rolene does a fantastic job on all of her creations. Contact Rolene at www.barnhart-studios.com Jim Feavel Tinsmith works: A member of the Historical Timekeepers  Jim makes custom tin items from cups to cases. For more information on all of his wears and ordering direct, please go to www.dixietinworks.com Robin Stokes: Women's sutlery for all things, from custom and ready made dresses, to reproduction fabrics and period knitting supplies and patterns. Wonderful selections of all items listed and a great research tool. www.robinstokes.com