Evening shoes 1875–85 French As was not uncommon at the time for wealthy American ladies, the wearer of these shoes, Abigail Kinsley Norman Prince ( 1860-1949), travelled to Paris to acquire the most
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Evening boots. Culture: French. Date: 1860-69. In an effort to protect their modesty and sense of decorum, proper ladies of the mid-19th century wore ankle boots when venturing out in public, even
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Practical Footwear, 1860-1880 – American Duchess Blog
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Several years ago, I wanted to reproduce a pair of 1860s, southern, wood soled shoes. I managed to get one really solid shoe down before losing interest and casting them to the
