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Image of Nordstrom Best evening pumps, ca. 1972
1977.6449.10
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Nordstrom Best evening pumps, ca. 1972

In 1963, Nordstrom purchased Seattle-based Best's Apparel and began selling shoes and other apparel under the name Nordstrom Best.
ID Number: 1977.6449.10
Date: Circa 1972
Physical Description: 1 Shoe, Pump; leather, rhinestone, paint, plastic; 4.5 in.H x 2.75 in.W x 10.25 in.D; Size 8AA
Credit: MOHAI, 1977.6449.10. Gift of Mrs. E.S. Campbell
Subjects: Clothing and Dress, Retail and Department Stores

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