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Bonwit Teller & Co. was an American luxury department store based in New York, that opened in 1895 and filed for bankruptcy in 1989.
These boots, c.1910, are made of black leather and white canvas to create an interesting contrasting design. The black leather is decorated with perforated "brogueing." The boots end above the ankle and close at the center front with a black lace through 17 pierced holes, mirrored. Only the holes on the white leather facing is sealed with grommets. The boots also have a cotton-backed black leather tongue. The leather soles have a narrow waist, an almond-shaped toe, and a moderately tall stacked leather heel.
The left shoe bears a gold inscription on the inside ankle; "BONWIT TELLER & CO. / 5TH AVE, NEW YORK," the location to wich the establishment moved in 1907. On both shoes, "4C/ 60872 / 235" is written on the inside ankle on the white twill lining.
Length 9 1/2".
Belonged to Nellie Scranton (1868-1955). She must have worn these in her late 30s or early 40s.
Condition: Excellent, albeit dusty.
ACC # 81.357
See more vintage foot wear at flic.kr/s/aHBqjAQR3D.
(Photo credit - Bob Gundersen www.flickr.com/photos/bobphoto51/albums)
The original groceries store during the goldrush in 1850s.
Sofala - 'Australia's oldest surviving gold town', see this for more details.
Picture of Bed Bath & Beyond in Irvine, CA. For store times, phone number and driving directions go to www.findastorelocation.com/california/irvine/retail-merch...
I am not publishing this photo for commercial purpose. I don't get paid by William Sonoma.
I just want to capture how nice the store's interior design is.
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A random snapshot of old and new piles of lumber that is being stored at the former Columbus Lumber Company's south mill in Brookhaven, Mississippi.
The property is now owned by the Rex Lumber Company.
This guys shop had no lights. so I had him stand buy this window that was pouring light in. I showed him the picture on the back of my camera and he gave me a big hug.
In Norway, most stores post their hours right on their sign. Here it says "7-22(8-21)". That means this store is open from 7am to 10pm, except on Saturday it is 8am to 9pm. (Stores are closed on Sundays).
The dry goods store in Metamora, IN. was built in 1848. While the downstairs was used as a store and bank, the upstairs was a community hall for dancing, skating and a yearly traveling medicine show. The back of the building was an ice house, with the walls being built three bricks deep for insulation. Ice blocks were sawed off the canal and Duck Creek in the winter and stacked with layers of sawdust to insulate them for summer use.
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Prentis Store is the location for one-of-a-kind items handmade by the skilled tradespeople of Colonial Williamsburg, using 18th-century tools and techniques. I didn't understand this concept at first, but was amazed when I realized that the people in Colonial Williamsburg not only told about history, but they lived history, too! Then to see some of their goods actually being sold is pretty neat. Unfortunately, they were beyond our budget. Art and skill does come at a high price!
You can buy leather goods, pottery, furniture, iron hardware and baskets here.