Posts by isshinryu101

Quote:Originally Posted by DWFII Not ostrich...a print if I'm not mistaken. correct! In the 1940's, many top US shoemakers were in competition to see who could make the most realistic calfskin exotic reproductions. Some of the...

Traditional white suede and brown calf... White pebble calf and black lizard... Blue calf and blue suede... Brown ostrich and tan textile mesh... Brown calf and tan perforated calf... All great examples of the many...

Quote:Originally Posted by dddrees Starting to really dig spectators. These technichally may not be spectators because they don't have any white in them, but working on trying to get a pair anyway. From Skoaktiebolagets'...

Shoooot. Toe shapes have been around for a very long time. Top makers have offered many different toe shapes since at least the 1800's. This 1891 scan from a WL Douglas catalog shows 8 variations of the square toe alone. They also...

Quote:Originally Posted by chogall Printed faux gator? Or photochopped? Both right shoes have the exact same leather pattern... same shoe.

Quote:Originally Posted by meister The book matching on MoL's shoes stands out. 100% agreed! good eye.

Quote:Originally Posted by tonylumpkin We're a tad off topic here guys. agreed. we need more links to good stuff! Kinda enjoy Fang's booby girl, tho.

Quote:Originally Posted by hendrix sinnedk once again displays his poor taste and inability to comprehend anything beyond current SF groupthink. Every village has one.

Quote:Originally Posted by mr monty EG Malvern 202 Last antique chestnut calf leather and canvas twill Meister has a pair of these and they are lovely.

Quote:Originally Posted by jrd617 C&J for BB Peal "Algonquin" in brown pebble Algonquin has been around for a loooong time! See this 1937 advertisement by...