1905 shoes

Women's Shoes, 1914-1916

Pair of women's shoes made of canvas and with rubber soles, made by Keds, United States, 1905.

Woman's Boots, (United States, California, Oakland and San Francisco, active 20th century), United States, California, circa 1910, Costumes, Leather with silk braid and metal laces.

[American] Leather Shoes (1900–1905)

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Steigerwalt Boot Shop, Philadelphia

We'll have Manhattan, the Bronx and Staten Island too! Isn't it lovely to have cloth-top button boots! Built on the same last and heel as the uber-popular Tavistock all-leather boots, the lighter cloth-top Manhattans are a perfect choice for summer and fall attire. The beautiful

Advertisement for Gordon Dye Hosiery (Gordon Dye Brand): Featured in the May 1905 issue of "New Idea Magazine." "Ladies with discriminating taste wear Gordon Dye Hosiery."

1920s shoe collection

Artist/maker unknown, American Worn by Mrs. Daniel Greenwood (American, 1867–1956)

Women's Shoes, Fall 1917, English

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Stuart Weitzman was both a shoe collector, and a shoemaker.

Women's Shoes, 1900-1905

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1905.London Shoe Company advert

Manchester, 1900, Austrian The pinnacle of footwear styling in the Edwardian period was The Beaded Shoe. Nothing is quite so lovely, so sparkly, so special, and so enticing. Beads could be found on both shoes and boots, and accentuated the already gorgeous cut- and strap-work that