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Shoe tester. E.L. Wallace, acting Chief of the Leather Section of the Bureau of Standards, shown with the endurance shoe tester. The tester holds eight shoes to test walking, steps, and sole construction. 10/24/35 (LOC)
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REDFIELD, WILLIAM COX. REP. FROM NEW YORK, 1911-1913; SEC. OF COMMERCE, 1913-1919. HIS SHARKSKIN SHOES (LOC)
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Palermo's Shoe Repair sign, Butler Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (LOC)
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SHOE (LOC)
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[Untitled photo, possibly related to: Washington, D.C. Bureau and shoes in the room of Hugh Massman, a second class petty officer who is studying in Washington, and his wife] (LOC)
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Washington, D.C. Moccasins are almost standard girl's footwear at Woodrow Wilson High School (LOC)
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Washington, D.C. The feet of a flute player in the Woodrow Wilson High School orchestra (LOC)
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Moreno Valley, Colfax County, New Mexico. Overshoes by the door on George Mutz's ranch (LOC)
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Clarksburg, West Virginia. Shoe store window (LOC)
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Fred Dettlinger (LOC)
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Shoes and lunch taken by Mr. Fairchild to work at a steel works in Boston, Massachusetts. He is a vegetable farmer near Saugus, Massachusetts (LOC)
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Repairing cowboy boots in boot shop. Alpine, Texas (LOC)
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Shoe 1, Four Bears mini golf, Utica, Michigan (LOC)
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Detail of farmer's boots and spurs, Pie Town, New Mexico (LOC)
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Detail of clothes of children of Negro sharecropper who will be resettled on Transylvania Project, Louisiana. Note the cloth shoelaces (LOC)
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Shoe repair shop, Jeanerette, Louisiana (LOC)
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Safe clothes for women war workers. A closeup of Eunice's new uniform reveals one of its most important safety factors: the tight-buttoning trouser ankles which prelude the possibility of a loose trouser's catching in moving machinery. Note also the sturd
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Sapozhnoe proizvodstvo. Obraztsy obuvi upotrebliaemoi Sredneaziiattsami (LOC)
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[Occupational group portrait of four shoemakers, one full-length, standing, other three seated, holding shoes and shoe making equipment] (LOC)
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A carving, "Elizabeth, Wife of Zechariah," next to a wall of shoes at the Santo Niño Prayer Portal, a separate building from the nearby Santo Niño de Atocha children's chapel, in Chimayo, a small town and cluster of colorful plazas or placitas, each wit
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Vogue - Ski Houses, Murchison (LOC)
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Sport Shoes and Skirt and Spaniel (LOC)
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Sports Illustrated The Hamptons Surfcasting, Tennis, Woman (LOC)
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Gloria Guinness (LOC)
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[Unidentified close shot of feet in New York City] (LOC)
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[Trademark registration by J. Meier for John Meier St. Louis R. R. Shoe brand Men's Shoes] (LOC)
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Florsheim Shoes, business at 515 5th Ave., New York City. (LOC)
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[Wood engraver's specimen sheet of shoe designs] (LOC)