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Paul Sargent (formerly Alfred Sargent) Appreciation Thread

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So... when are we going to know who bought all the shoes? I always wanted the Moore's in cherry red but usually some UK shoemakers doesn't ship to PO Boxes. Maybe, if there's another retailer involved, they can ship them.
 

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Good to hear that AS will not "disappear", but it'd be less attractive to me if branded with a different name.

Normally I'd share this view, but from reading Jespers interview it appears the new company will have the original factory, staff, machinery, lasts and patterns of AS. Also the AS brand has apparently only existed since the mid 80s but the factory has been going since the 1890s, so the real history is retained.
 

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Normally I'd share this view, but from reading Jespers interview it appears the new company will have the original factory, staff, machinery, lasts and patterns of AS. Also the AS brand has apparently only existed since the mid 80s but the factory has been going since the 1890s, so the real history is retained.
They can hopefully retain “Sargent” linking it to the founder and family behind the company.
 

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Great news and great work @j ingevaldsson
Speaking of which, my handgrade from that Estate sale in China arrived today!
Shear beauty! And the waist tightness is on par with AM and above GG.
Milton wholecut model on 48 last, G width
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I've found their estate-cn.com website but I can never reach it. If anyone has an email that would be great
 

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I actually came across their JD storefront, but no Alfred Sargents for sale.

 

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