Okay, If Vintage Nurse's Uniforms Always Do Good, How About These?

[vintageclothes-line]

Okay, If Vintage Nurse\'s Uniforms Always Do Good, How About These?

I think these are vintage. 70s?? 80s?? (Help me.) I have several pairs of these. They are high quality nurse's shoes with leather soles. Bought at an old store closeout, new, old stock. How should I market these and do you think it is worth a try? Keywords appreciated. (like nurse shoes or nurses shoes or nurse's shoes or what?) As you can see, I am very non-creative today. TIA. <br><br><img src=http://image.inkfrog.com/pix/magnolia3/nurseshoes2.jpg><br><br><img src=http://image.inkfrog.com/pix/magnolia3/nurseshoes3.jpg><br><br><img src=http://image.inkfrog.com/pix/magnolia3/nurseshoes4.jpg><br><br>

 

[Jonathan]

I think this style of nurse shoe came in the mid 1960s and were worn throughout the 1970s as well. I have always sold nurse's shoes for decent $ providing the size was there.

 

[vintageclothes-line]

I hope these do well since I have several pair.:D<p>I have doing a little research and found out that these would probably be early 1960s..1963..or older.<p>Seems that the Barefoot Freedom company by Miller Shoe Company was bought out by Drew 41 years ago. Mine are marked Miller.<p>Also the Seliga marking is the Seliga Shoe Store out of St. Louis which has been in business since 1920.<p>Have emailed both these companies for any info they have.<p>One thing for sure these are quality shoes and Drew is one of the top two manufacturers in the world of orthopedic shoes. <p>Seliga's site says: <p><b><i>"Drew is also known for its customer loyalty. Several times a day, a customer comes into Seliga Shoes seeking the same Drew comfort she has known for many years. As Drew does not change its product often, it is often possible for a customer to request the same shoe she has worn many times before."</i></b><p>Just thought that was interesting. The auction will be going on in about 30 minutes. Thanks.