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TRUE VINTAGE 1940’S SPRING – SUMMER PLATFORM PUMPS

TRUE VINTAGE 1940'S SPRING – SUMMER PLATFORM PUMPS.

TRUE VINTAGE 1960’S STILETTO SLING-BACK HEELS FOR SUMMER – FABRIC AND LEATHER FROM JOHANSEN AGAIN

TRUE VINTAGE 1960'S STILETTO SLING-BACK HEELS FOR SUMMER – FABRIC AND LEATHER FROM JOHANSEN AGAIN.

ANOTHER PAIR OF JOHANSEN LOVELIES FROM THE 1940’S – 1950’S

ANOTHER PAIR OF JOHANSEN LOVELIES FROM THE 1940'S – 1950'S.

TRUE VINTAGE 1950’S PEEP-TOE GOLD LEATHER & CLEAR VINYL EVENING SANDALS FROM A SPECIALTY STORE

TRUE VINTAGE 1950'S PEEP-TOE GOLD LEATHER & CLEAR VINYL EVENING SANDALS FROM A SPECIALTY STORE.

TRUE VINTAGE BEAUTIES HARDLY EVER OUT OF THE BOX!

TRUE VINTAGE BEAUTIES HARDLY EVER OUT OF THE BOX!.

EARLY ’50’S NATURALIZER SHOES IN A TIME CAPSULE! WHAT A FUN, FUN, FUN FIND!!

EARLY '50'S NATURALIZER SHOES IN A TIME CAPSULE! WHAT A FUN, FUN, FUN FIND!!.

TRUE VINTAGE 1960’S TWO-TONE OXFORDS BY JOHANSEN – THEY’RE “IN” AGAIN . . . . .

TRUE VINTAGE 1960'S TWO-TONE OXFORDS BY JOHANSEN – THEY'RE "IN" AGAIN . . . . ..

TRUE VINTAGE STILETTO HEELS – LATE 1950’S UGLY

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OK, you may not agree with me but this is my commentary. As much as I have disliked the super-elongated toes on shoes that have been popular for about the last 10 years, these are almost as bad.

Even though I am likely to love almost anything vintage, it seems to me that these toes are really unflattering on anybody. But, if you like them, what better than a 100% leather pair that have lasted for about 55 years?

What do you think?

Morgana Martin, the Magicvintagespy
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RECENT FIND! SLING-BACK PEEP-TOE PUMPS MADE BY AN ITALIAN COMPANY – VINTAGE 1950’S

RECENT FIND! SLING-BACK PEEP-TOE PUMPS MADE BY AN ITALIAN COMPANY – VINTAGE 1950'S.

TRUE VINTAGE BLACK, ORNAMENTED MID-HEEL PUMPS FROM THE 1940’S – EARLY 1950’S

TRUE VINTAGE BLACK, ORNAMENTED MID-HEEL PUMPS FROM THE 1940'S – EARLY 1950'S.