I collect antique (victorian, edwardian) button boots and shoes. If you have any button shoes you’d like to get rid of please offer them to me.
| Color |
Black |
| Heel |
Common Sense |
| # of buttons |
10 per shoe; 1 is missing |
| Button shape |
round, wooden or bakelite |
| Brand/Manufacturer |
Crest with a lion on the bottom of the heel, ? |
| Specialty |
The only old/vintage/antique button shoe I currently own that are my size. |
| Color |
Black |
| Heel |
Cuban |
| # of buttons |
10 per shoe |
| Button shape |
round, wooden |
| Brand/Manufacturer |
? |
| Specialty |
They seem to be shoes made for display at a cobbler/shoemaker. The sole is made of wood and there are no signs of wear. |
| Color |
Black |
| Heel |
Cuban |
| # of buttons |
10 per shoe, 2 are missing |
| Button shape |
flat, bakelite |
| Brand/Manufacturer |
? |
| Specialty |
The top inside is lined with satin, which is already quite worn. |
| Color |
Black |
| Heel |
Cuban |
| # of buttons |
12 per shoe |
| Button shape |
flat, bakelite |
| Brand/Manufacturer |
? |
| Specialty |
My first pair of button shoes, which were incidentally the most expensive and in comparison the worst condition. |
| Color |
Black |
| Heel |
Military |
| # of buttons |
9 per shoe |
| Button shape |
half-round with wire-dot in the middle |
| Brand/Manufacturer |
Tony Mora |
| Specialty |
Pair of modern reproduction shoes, western style, bought in slightly used condition. They look quite similar to 2# coincidentally |