Antique Black Leather Boots (As-is)
$79.00
Antique child’s boots or small ladies’ boots dating from about the 1920’s. They are lined with red and tan cotton twill and have a woven cotton sole, most likely missing the original leather soles. These boots were made with one form, so they don’t have a right or left shape. These boots were stuffed with some 1980’s newspaper, a sweet little piece of their history.
These boots could be wearable with care but are relatively fragile. The tongues are in rough shape and have mostly fallen apart, but the exterior leather is in very good condition with very minor damage.
The boots measure 9.5” from heel to toe, so would fit about a 8/8.25” foot. 3” width at the ball of the foot, 0.75” heel, 5.75” rise from heel to ankle.
These boots could be wearable with care but are relatively fragile. The tongues are in rough shape and have mostly fallen apart, but the exterior leather is in very good condition with very minor damage.
The boots measure 9.5” from heel to toe, so would fit about a 8/8.25” foot. 3” width at the ball of the foot, 0.75” heel, 5.75” rise from heel to ankle.
Antique child’s boots or small ladies’ boots dating from about the 1920’s. They are lined with red and tan cotton twill and have a woven cotton sole, most likely missing the original leather soles. These boots were made with one form, so they don’t have a right or left shape. These boots were stuffed with some 1980’s newspaper, a sweet little piece of their history.
These boots could be wearable with care but are relatively fragile. The tongues are in rough shape and have mostly fallen apart, but the exterior leather is in very good condition with very minor damage.
The boots measure 9.5” from heel to toe, so would fit about a 8/8.25” foot. 3” width at the ball of the foot, 0.75” heel, 5.75” rise from heel to ankle.
These boots could be wearable with care but are relatively fragile. The tongues are in rough shape and have mostly fallen apart, but the exterior leather is in very good condition with very minor damage.
The boots measure 9.5” from heel to toe, so would fit about a 8/8.25” foot. 3” width at the ball of the foot, 0.75” heel, 5.75” rise from heel to ankle.
Antique child’s boots or small ladies’ boots dating from about the 1920’s. They are lined with red and tan cotton twill and have a woven cotton sole, most likely missing the original leather soles. These boots were made with one form, so they don’t have a right or left shape. These boots were stuffed with some 1980’s newspaper, a sweet little piece of their history.
These boots could be wearable with care but are relatively fragile. The tongues are in rough shape and have mostly fallen apart, but the exterior leather is in very good condition with very minor damage.
The boots measure 9.5” from heel to toe, so would fit about a 8/8.25” foot. 3” width at the ball of the foot, 0.75” heel, 5.75” rise from heel to ankle.
These boots could be wearable with care but are relatively fragile. The tongues are in rough shape and have mostly fallen apart, but the exterior leather is in very good condition with very minor damage.
The boots measure 9.5” from heel to toe, so would fit about a 8/8.25” foot. 3” width at the ball of the foot, 0.75” heel, 5.75” rise from heel to ankle.