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Nice job on the patina. Those look great.How about another pair for Wingtip Wednesday.
I had to run a quick errand at lunch and figured I should not wear my house shoes. These Handsome LWB are always a reliable choice. Not fancy but still versatile.
1965 Florsheim 93602 with some added patina.
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Nobleprofessor, as far as I can tell the 93602's are completely unmodified from the factory. The first couple pictures are closer to how they look in person, med-dark brown with some red highlights. They even came with the matching box. Well the bottom part anyway. The leather is surprisingly supple.@BlueMoonMonday I have never seen a NEW pair of 93602 that dark. I assume someone added some patina or darker polisj
The Stratford are on my list that I am still searching for. I like them in black and brown.
There is another similar style in Antique Brass that I would love to find.
Speaking of unusual colors/styles:
These Probably the rarest Vintage Florsheim I own.
1967 Florsheim Imperial SUEDE LWB
The style number starts with a dash —241. I have only heard of one other pair from @davidVC. He said he saw a pair that were light blue suede.
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I find there is some variations in color, but have theorized this is because they are “hand stained.” The last pair I bought, which were NOS, were darker than I expected. Direct sunlight will lighten them up, but they are pretty dark inside or in the shade. These photos have not been adjusted in any way, just straight from the phone.@BlueMoonMonday I have never seen a NEW pair of 93602 that dark. I assume someone added some patina or darker polish
I think that is the original coloration hand finished by Florsheim@BlueMoonMonday I have never seen a NEW pair of 93602 that dark. I assume someone added some patina or darker polisj
The Stratford are on my list that I am still searching for. I like them in black and brown.
There is another similar style in Antique Brass that I would love to find.
Speaking of unusual colors/styles:
These Probably the rarest Vintage Florsheim I own.
1967 Florsheim Imperial SUEDE LWB
The style number starts with a dash —241. I have only heard of one other pair from @davidVC. He said he saw a pair that were light blue suede.
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Nice! I got to find me a pair like thatI find there is some variations in color, but have theorized this is because they are “hand stained.” The last pair I bought, which were NOS, were darker than I expected. Direct sunlight will lighten them up, but they are pretty dark inside or in the shade. These photos have not been adjusted in any way, just straight from the phone.
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