And now, some boot questions! Dating help!

[thevintagebungalow]

These are the last of the boots. Definitely out of my element with dating them.

#1 Brown leather, lace up. Definitely older.


#2


#3 Really love the tone on tone with these. Really nice condition.


#4 Black suede. Missing one button but pretty nice condition.


Thanks so so much!!

 

[poppysvintageclothing]

Love that 3rd two toned pair! These all look pretty early to me Edwardian, teens....Where is Jonathan

 

[anothertimevintageapparel]

The riding/sport ones are a true find.
They look 20s to me.

I want to come and play dress up!!!!

 

[thevintagebungalow]

Love that 3rd two toned pair! These all look pretty early to me Edwardian, teens....Where is Jonathan

Thanks! I wasn't sure if they were Victorian or later. That helps a lot!

 

[thevintagebungalow]

The riding/sport ones are a true find.
They look 20s to me.

I want to come and play dress up!!!!

I would not have guessed 20's, these were particularly difficult for me! I have a teens/20's riding habit that I've been wanting to list forever. These may be perfect with that!

I wish you all could come play with all these clothes/shoes/hats. It would be so much more fun if I could share the experience. This is What I did for the last 2 days since the weather was too bad to go out. I brought a bunch home from the storage unit to clean and price.

 

[Jonathan]

The high brown lace-ups are sporting boots - for hiking, shooting, even skiing. They are great, and probably early 20s and would have been worn with breeches. The second pair are your classic everyday pair for working class women, could be as early as 1905 or as late as 1922 - the style really didn't change much - I would have to handle them to be a little more specific. The suede button boots are 1912 - 1916ish, and the other pair are a titch earlier, c. 1909 - 1914.

 

[thevintagebungalow]

The high brown lace-ups are sporting boots - for hiking, shooting, even skiing. They are great, and probably early 20s and would have been worn with breeches. The second pair are your classic everyday pair for working class women, could be as early as 1905 or as late as 1922 - the style really didn't change much - I would have to handle them to be a little more specific. The suede button boots are 1912 - 1916ish, and the other pair are a titch earlier, c. 1909 - 1914.

This is great! Thanks for the education!