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Image of White Corfam pumps, ca. 1958
1974.5983.1
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White Corfam pumps, ca. 1958

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In the 1950s, Best's Apparel was located on the corner of Fifth and Pine Streets in downtown Seattle. The company combined with Nordstrom in the 1960s to become Nordstrom-Best's.
ID Number: 1974.5983.1
Date: Circa 1958
Physical Description: 1 Shoe, Pump; plastic, thread; 4.75 in.H x 2.75 in.W x 9.5 in.D; Size 6 1/2 AAA
Credit: MOHAI, 1974.5983.1
Subjects: Clothing and Dress, Retail and Department Stores

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