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Image of Pair of children's orthopedic shoes, ca. 1940s-1970s
2016.4.12
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Pair of children's orthopedic shoes, ca. 1940s-1970s

These corrective shoes with the attached bar were sold at Seattle department store Nordstrom.
ID Number: 2016.4.12
Date: Circa 1940-1970
Physical Description: 1 Brace, Orthopedic; leather, metal; 5 in.H x 11 in.W x 7 in.D (with bar)
Credit: MOHAI, 2016.4.12
Subjects: Retail and Department Stores, Medicine and Health Care
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