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Theatre UAF Antique Costume Collection
Boots and Shoes
Woman's boots, 1910's. These boots were originally white and later
repainted.
Woman's military uniform boots of canvas, c. 1918, unworn.
No 6 Grey/tan felted wool spats with leather instep strap, c. 1920.
Black satin 1920's women's Shoes
Men's work boots 1920's or 1930's
Gold leather women's evening "sandals" c. 1935.
1940's women's open toed shoes
1940s women's shoes
1940's Nurses shoes. For more information on these shoes click here.
Woman's leather shoes from the late 1940's-early 1950's.
Woman's leather shoes from the early 1950's.
Black leather women's shoes, c.1950
Grey suede woman's shoes of the early 1950's
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image for larger version) Summer white mesh shoe of the early 1950's
Brown leather woman's shoes of the 1950's.
Late 1950's expensive label American shoes in imitation
of the style of Rodger Vivier
Clear plastic women's Evening Sandals c.1960.
Gold leather women's shoes, c.1960
Woman's embroidered shoes early 1960's
Woman's patent leather shoes early 1960's
Woman's leather shoes early 1960's
Woman's sequined mules early 1960's
Silver glitter women's shoes of the early 1960's.
Gold mesh women's shoes of the early 1960's.
Black suede woman's boots with circular zipper, 1960's.
Girl's canvas Platform shoes, c. 1973
Girls wooden clogs. c. 1973
Men's shoes mid 1970's
Wedding Rental men's shoes 1980's
Child's shoes with lion face, China, c.1990
1990's women's shoes
Men's sandals made as a promotional item given with the sale of a Fossil Brand
Watch, c. 1990.
Charles Jourdan sandals with plastic heel, late 1990's.
Child's house slipper in the shape of a "Godzilla" claw, with plastic appliqué
of design from the 1998 remake film.
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