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Are these EG shoes?

rebel222

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These are Peal & Co. for Brooks Brothers made in England. Were these made by EG or C&J?

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They are AS. IMHO.
 

Tarmac

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the odds of a random Brooks Bros shoe on ebay being EG is about 0.2% (scientifically verified)
 

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from the markings on the sole (and complete lack of scuffs), those look like they were a very nice thrift store deal.

As a side note, I found that neutral shoe polish strips those price markigns off in a single pass
 

grimslade

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Originally Posted by rebel222
So you're saying its possible?

It is, but not for these shoes.
 

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So you're saying its possible?
Sure, if EG made shoes on the AS 87 last with an AS heel and sole treatment.
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If you post a picture of the shoe's uppers, I'm sure someone will tell you which AS model it is.
 

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I really shouldn't be doing this since I'm shooting myself in the foot but here goes:

EG for Cole Haan:

Total Cost: $184 after re-sole.

Pre re-sole
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Post re-sole:
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&
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EG for Peal:

Total cost: $166 shipped from Germany. I have not received them yet.

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Anyone know how old these are?
 

Wes Bourne

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Originally Posted by AnGeLiCbOrIs
Anyone know how old these are?

Nope, but congrats on both pairs! The second barely shows wear to the uppers.
 

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You gotta understand, these older EGs are about Crockett benchgrade level. They manufacturing is fine, the finishing is not that great. Someone fill me in, I would guess they retailed for under $400 US. There is a EG factory tour thread somewhere on SF, it explains how they revamped their quality and finishing and styling in the 90s-ish, and this is why EG has so much cache right now.
 

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