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A decent find (even if I say so myself!) with these Edward Green suede brogues sourced from the States, branded 'Trafalgar' and with the UK size hidden and replaced with the American size, written above.

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Edward Green suede brogues sourced from the States, branded 'Trafalgar' and with the UK size hidden and replaced with the American size, written above.


Those are "old" Edward Green (presumably from the 1970s), before John Hlustik bought the run-down company as a going concern with all the debts in 1981 or 82 for one Pound Stirling..

The last 88 (Hlustik: "the great 88") was initially created for Foster & Son (don't know the year).
 
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I really like these -

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The "Cowes" in Burnt Pine




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Neither do I.

Might have been better as an oxford.
 
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I really like these -

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The "Cowes" in Burnt Pine




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Looks like the Sandringham without the peak. I don't like without the peak.
 

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Ls had a sandringham in cognac crup that looked amazing they sold at even with the 2k hit to the wallet. Not quite sure if I was happy or sad about that?
 

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Damn Guido, 20 posts since 2006 isn't much. You must be the "anti-in stitches"? :lol:
 

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