Best Seller Edwardian Style Wood Shoe Lasts Salesman Sample Circa 1900 - 1920 Enjoy 55% Off [me2l80aF]

Edwardian Style Wood Shoe Lasts: A Historical Gem

Experience the elegance of the Edwardian era with this pair of Krentler Brothers Wood Shoe Lasts. These meticulously crafted lasts are a testament to the craftsmanship of the early 20th century. Designed for a pointed heeled shoe or boot, these lasts are a perfect fit for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage fashion and footwear history. Their small size, measuring only 5 ½” long and 1 ¼” wide at the heel, suggests their use as salesman or patent samples, making them a rare and valuable piece.

• Handcrafted from high-quality wood, these lasts are designed to provide an accurate fit for a pointed toe shoe or boot.
• Measuring 4 ½ A, these lasts are indicative of the larger shoe sizes popular during the Edwardian period.

Unveiling the Details

This pair of Krentler Brothers Wood Shoe Lasts is rich with historical details. The top of the lasts is incised with a size, 4 ½ A, while the inside and outside of the foot side are stamped with the Krentler Brothers logo and specific model numbers. The thimble or socket is lined with metal, ensuring durability and a secure fit. These lasts are not only a piece of history but also a functional tool for those interested in shoe making or restoration.

• Medial side stamped: KRENTLER BROS. St. Louis 11 48
• Lateral side stamped: 593-N with a larger A

Perfect for Collectors and Enthusiasts

This pair of Krentler Brothers Wood Shoe Lasts is ideal for collectors seeking a unique piece of footwear history or for enthusiasts looking to delve into the art of shoe making. Their vintage condition, held together by a piece of old twine, adds to their charm and authenticity. Whether you are restoring vintage shoes or simply appreciating the craftsmanship of the past, these lasts offer a glimpse into the Edwardian style that was once popular.

• Great vintage condition, preserved with care
• A must-have for any footwear enthusiast or collector