Show us your SHOES !!!

[cookie]

Can't wait to see the final result.

 

[sproily]

I can't either! They have now been finished and the shoemaker will deliver them to me on Saturday. He insisted on no pictures of the finished product until I have them in my hands

 

[thunderw21]

1960s(?) NOS Florsheims, size 9B.

 

[sproily]

Breaking them in now...

 

[Two Types]

They certainly have a very distinctive square toe!

 

[sproily]

A certain divider of opinions.

 

[herringbonekid]

Sproily, they look good, and i see you've gone for a 'spade' sole... are you happy with the overall level of finish ?

 

[sproily]

I am very happy with them. In the picture the toe cap looks a little wonky but it isn't so in the flesh.

Overall I'm a happy camper.

 

[Two Types]

A certain divider of opinions.

But it is only your opinion that matters.

 

[daizawaguy]

 

[St. Valentine]

Fantastic!

 

[Two Types]

I think some of you might like this rather impressive shop display in the UK in 1925:

 

[jamespowers]

I think some of you might like this rather impressive shop display in the UK in 1925:

I'll take one of each thanks.

 

[herringbonekid]

I think some of you might like this rather impressive shop display in the UK in 1925:

wow, there are some seriously flamboyant designs going on there !!!

 

[Two Types]

.... but it's 1925 and trousers are so wide that no one will actually ever see your shoes!

 

[jamespowers]

.... but it's 1925 and trousers are so wide that no one will actually ever see your shoes!

:rofl: You have a point there. That is why they had to be flashy.

 

[sproily]

Ideas on the age? 50's?

 

[sproily]

Better pictures.

Any ideas?

 

[Isshinryu101]

Better pictures.

Any ideas?

1940's. Nice suedes.

 

[Isshinryu101]

Vintage Summer shoes. 1930's thru 1960's.

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1940's Jarman, 1930's Footjoy, 1930's Wright, 1940's Unknown, 1930's Regal

1960's Florsheim, 1940's Supreme, 1930's Florsheim, 1930's Freeman, 1940's Stenchevers, 1950's Footjoy

1950's Nunn Bush, 1940's French Shriner & Urner, 1940's Unknown, 1930's Edwin Clapp, 1940's Wales, 1940's Frank Brothers