• English

• 6-Eyelet Cap-Toe Oxford
  Circa 1940
  marketed by
  Thom McAn

  The ideal business and evening dress shoe.

  The handwork in this shoe, up to and including the hand-sewn sole, is a testament to the skill of this artisan and a compelling example of traditional shoemaking at its very finest. Overall this degree of hand work is rarely if ever seen today. The 1000 Euro ready-mades of Lobb and Green and Weston do not compare to this shoe. As seen by the contrasting hand-sewing of the sole to welt, this is 19th century hand craftsmanship, pre-Goodyear Welting. The overall appearance of this shoe is one of ultimate elegance. This is the last word in a business and or evening dress shoe for the gentleman who’s has the good fortune to be this size.

  Size Details

  US 10,5D……UK 9.5D…..Continental 44D, for the medium foot. As a special order shoe there is no marking other than the retailers label, however my precise measurements determine the shoe size as noted.

  Shoe Condition

  New. Although at least 60 years old, these shoes show no effects of age and zero wear. With weatherproof "Neolite" sole and rubber heel.

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