I love finding these rain boots! <img src=http://ftp.innernet.net/pcameron/march/513.jpg> <img src=http://ftp.innernet.net/pcameron/march/514.jpg> Would these be pumps? <img src=http://ftp.innernet.net/pcameron/march/517.jpg> <img src=http://ftp.innernet.net/pcameron/march/519.jpg> But what do you call each style of heels?
Hi Pauline.... cool galoshes! no clue about the heel style - but would the bottom pair be called 'slip-ons'? Sue
The first pair are late 1950s and are meant for a spike heel, not a stiletto, but rather a stacked leather spike heel - they were popular in the late 1950s for winter -- a little sturdier in style. The second pair are for a cuban heeled pair of shoes, like the granny shoes of the mid 1930s - early 1960s. Your pair are also most like 1950s, they were popular with older women.
The first pair are late 1950s and are meant for a spike heel, not a stiletto, but rather a stacked leather spike heel - they were popular in the late 1950s for winter -- a little sturdier in style. The second pair are for a cuban heeled pair of shoes, like the granny shoes of the mid 1930s - early 1960s. Your pair are also most like 1950s, they were popular with older women.
Thanks alot! Funny thing is the top pair I have a pair of stacked heels in so guess I was doing okay.
