wasmisterfu
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I actually have to purge a few pairs and flip them. I realize that 70+ pairs is getting ridiculous.
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I actually have to purge a few pairs and flip them. I realize that 70+ pairs is getting ridiculous.
Awesome.That would be great! I have the navy mesh version.
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Do any of you know when these are from? Just finished shining them up. MiUSA Aristocrafts.
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No plastic coating found. I squirted a few droplets of Ozarka spring water using one of my diabetic cat’s insulin syringes. It was absorbed within 5 minutes. I had applied some VSC about 2 months ago. (Sorry for picture quality, old iPhone only camera available)Can you do a water droplet test on those?
Those are nice.Do any of you know when these are from? Just finished shining them up. MiUSA Aristocrafts.
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$225 price tag makes me say it is mid 90's.Do any of you know when these are from? Just finished shining them up. MiUSA Aristocrafts.
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Dunno why they called these binder; has nothing to do with the other kinds of leather that carry that label. Looks like that’s just a pattern grain leather; nothing wrong with that stuff at all. Very nice!No plastic coating found. I squirted a few droplets of Ozarka spring water using one of my diabetic cat’s insulin syringes. It was absorbed within 5 minutes. I had applied some VSC about 2 months ago. (Sorry for picture quality, old iPhone only camera available)
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Correct, it's not what we know as bookbinder leather at all. This leather is a nice pebbled full grain. Compared to the Imperials, the Varsity differences are (1) good quality rubber heels replacing stacked leather w/ v-cleats; (2) cotton liner at the toe (i.e., not fully leather lined); (3) flexible fibre insole replacing leather.Dunno why they called these binder; has nothing to do with the other kinds of leather that carry that label. Looks like that’s just a pattern grain leather; nothing wrong with that stuff at all. Very nice!
Sandals?... Flip flops?!Which part? 70+ pairs? Or the cull?
I do sell a few pairs every now and then. But not only are they quickly replaced, the numbers usually increase.
I thought 20 pairs of dress/work shoes would be reasonable given I generally don't wear them on weekends. Then I started wearing them on weekends. So what the hell, add to the collection.
70+ pairs later, and I realize most of my shoes won't be worn more than a few times a year. Especially in the summer when I wear sandals and flip flops. I have also been getting more boots.
All that to say - I have all of you to thank for the massive and unwieldy collection. When the day comes that I have to move into an old age home, and can only take a few pairs with me, I will curse the day I met you all.
Until then, carry on.
Do any of you know when these are from? Just finished shining them up. MiUSA Aristocrafts.
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There are two possibilities here:Oooooh...look what arrived late yesterday.
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There are two possibilities here:
1. You’re teasing us with the promise of savory vintage Nunn-Bush shoe Appreciation;
2. You’ve started collecting empty vintage shoe boxes.
I’m hoping for number 1.