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HOF: Labels, heels and nail patterns - Secrets to ID the maker

barrelntrigger

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So they are owned by the real Church's and not the Prada Church's

What's a Prada Church?
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More for you guys. Is this Cheaney?
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(heel is a keystone) And this is Alfred Sargent, right?
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Finally, while we're on Peals, I have a pair of suede cap toes that I always had in my head that they were made by Alden. But I realize that's moronically impossible. They have that Alden-looking heel bed, a keystone heel, and fonted writing that looks handwritten (though not in script, like Church's). Would that be C&J? Cheaney? Wish I had pics, but sadly no.
 

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Cheaney for sure, and then Church's, I think.

No idea regarding the Peals without a pic, sorry!
 

Tyrone MacStiophain

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Has anyone seen Crockett & Jones shoes with a cloth tag like this before? I'm trying to figure out what the model is, and how old they are as well. According to the C&J website, 1980 was when the "logo reverted to the original typeface used in the 1890’s", but it doesn't say from what the logo changed.

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Cheaney for sure, and then Church's, I think.

No idea regarding the Peals without a pic, sorry!


I will try to get shots of the Peals in question.

Are you sure about Church's for the second pair? I've never seen that typeface on Church's before.
 

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I will try to get shots of the Peals in question.

Are you sure about Church's for the second pair? I've never seen that typeface on Church's before.


I second Brummie (which I am also, but three generations removed), they look like Church's.
 

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Would love some help with these. Britches of Georgetown (I know in the past they carried EG before, though I know these aren't EG). Originally thought they were Alden, then C&J, now I just don't know. No discernible "Made in England/US" stamp that I can tell, and they don't appear to have the Alden raised footbed.











 
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After some more searching in this thread, now they seem like they might be Cheaney, with the distinction being that Cheaney has the row of 3 nails in the front, while C&J has that row plus another single nail in the back. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm assuming they're Cheaney now.

Would love some help with these. Britches of Georgetown (I know in the past they carried EG before, though I know these aren't EG). Originally thought they were Alden, then C&J, now I just don't know. No discernible "Made in England/US" stamp that I can tell, and they don't appear to have the Alden raised footbed.




 

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