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Glass Shoe (Marked 1968 By My Grandma)

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    Posted 12 years ago

    ktrayah
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    Looking for any information anyone might have about this shoe! My Grandma passed away and this was hers. She marked it with a little sticker on the bottom saying 1968, not sure if this is when it was made or she purchased it. Thanks for looking!

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    Comments

    1. pack4922, 12 years ago
      Hello, I would like to know if your slipper has a crack in it on the last picture? I have an interest in it. I collect old slippers and I tkink I have seem one similar in Shoes of Glass 2 by Libby Yalom number 762 but she doesn't say who made it. Hope think helps. Sharon
    2. Greatsnowyowl Greatsnowyowl, 12 years ago
      I'd say victorian era, Bohemian. that's not a crack it's a molded line in the top of the shoe. you can see it in another photo.

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