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Image of Pair of black leather high heel dress shoes, ca. 1915-1919
1966.4050.1
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Pair of black leather high heel dress shoes, ca. 1915-1919

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These women's shoes were sold at Seattle retailer Turrell's.
ID Number: 1966.4050.1
Date: 1915-1919
Physical Description: 1 Shoe, Pump; leather; 5 in.H x 2.5 in.W x 10 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 1966.4050.1
Subjects: Clothing and Dress, Retail and Department Stores

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