Goatskin Full Wing Tip Brogue Oxford
by
BALLY (Switzerland)
Circa 1990
Euro 340

Evidently, Bally was still producing its shoes in Switzerland at the time this shoe was made  -most of it product today comes from Italy- and was a well known and well thought of brand in Europe and America, during most of the 20th century.

Goatskin, traditionally spoken of as Morocco leather or Kidskin, is used for making fine gloves –the Kid gloves of the Victorian era, still made today- shoes & boots and a variety of accessories and is prized for it softness and surprising durability. Shoes made of Kidskin are known for their superior accommodation to problem or irregular shaped feet. Of course they are a pleasure for any feet.

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Shoe Condition:

Superb, near new condition. Tops like new. Soles perhaps worn twice. Heels fitted with non-slip cushion Vibram heels, perhaps worn once. Overall like new.