mcarthur
Stylish Dinosaur
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Thrift shops where you are from, are not like thrift shops where I am from!
Do you sell these?
Not brand spanking new but some shoe Appreciation from my weekend thrift haul - EG for RLPL plain toe with elastic side gussets in what I think is dark oak; Berluti brogued loafers; two pair of burgundy Alden loafers - a full-strap and tassel loafer, I think both are cordovan; and a pair of tassel loafers from Grenson for Paul Stuart; and - the real shocker - all in my size (US 10):
whiskey nst
argyles otc
that white/ cream colored welt stitch is CLASSIC 1940's styling. In short, I am a FAN!
Lovely shell shoes uncle. Delightfully surprised to see the Ralph Lauren shell.
These old Florsheim's look like the Alden Atom, any idea what type of leather this is?
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I don't think these are scotchgrain but rather an unstretched oxhide or buffalo perhaps. Lotion them by hand rubbing the lotion into the leather and let completely dry a full day or so before brushing. These old leathers get sticky when lotioned and dry slow. I have a few pair similar to these. I love yours. Well done.