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Black leather dress shoes, ca. 1910
This pair of men's Bostonian Trademark dress shoes belonged to Mr. Ralph S. Hawley and were sold at Turrell's, a local Seattle shoe store.
ID Number:1970.4857.4
Date:Circa 1910
Tan high top leather boots, ca. 1910
This pair of women's shoes belonged to Mrs. Anne E. Mullins, an early Seattle resident. The shoes were sold at Turrell's, a Seattle shoe store.
ID Number:1970.4861.1
Date:Circa 1910
White kid leather high-top boots, ca. 1915-1919
This pair of women's boots were sold at Seattle shoe retailer (and later department store) Frederick & Nelson.
ID Number:1970.4867.5A
Date:Circa 1915-1919
Black kid leather boots, ca. 1910
This pair of women's boots was sold at Seattle retailer Frederick & Nelson.
ID Number:1970.4867.5B
Date:Circa 1910
Tan brocade pumps with Louis XIV heels, ca. 1915
These shoes feature a high scalloped tongue in front and Louis XIV heels. They were purchased around 1915 to 1918 from Shuart's Footwear in Seattle.
ID Number:1970.4867.5E
Date:Circa 1915-1918
Pair of black leather heels, 1918-1920
These women's shoes with pointed toes were sold at Seattle shoe retailer Shuart's Smart Footwear.
ID Number:1970.4867.5H
Date:Circa 1918-1920
Black satin shoes with beading, ca. 1918-1920
This pair of women's pumps feature jet beads on flap at throat and 3 inch heels. They were purchased by Mrs. John E. Price from Shuart's Smart Footwear in Seattle around 1918 to 1920.
ID Number:1970.4902.3
Date:Circa 1918-1920
Pair of yellow patent leather pumps, 1967
This pair of women's patent leather shoes, made by Vaneli, were purchased at Nordstrom Best in 1967. They would most likely have been worn with the "op-art" fashion of the time.
ID Number:1970.4920.2
Date:1967
Boy's mustard yellow dress, ca. 1875
Up until the early 20th century, young boys in Europe and the United States wore dresses and skirts. “Breeching,” the practice of boys being dressed in pants for the first time, typically happened between the ages of two and eight. Before the invention of zippers and snaps, most pants were fastened with rows of small buttons. Skirts were much easier…
ID Number:1970.4930.13
Date:Circa 1875
Evening shoe with cloth top, ca. 1906
This pair of men's 1906 evening shoes were sold by Turrell's, an early Seattle shoe retailer.
ID Number:1970.5035.1
Date:Circa 1906