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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: KevinM on July 10, 2013, 09:19:54 AM
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This is a small silver plated metal shoe I purchased last week and I can't find another one like it. I think it may be a Lefton Shoe but I'm not sure. The Shoe measures about 3 1/4 Inches in Length and about 1 3/4 Inches in Height and it has no maker marks on it. I included a picture of it with a Lefton Shoe and the design looks very close.
Does anyone know who might of made this shoe and when it was made?
Thanks!
Kevin
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Just have to ask....did you search INSIDE and out for any markings?
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KC, yes I looked real hard inside and out under a bright light. Probably had a sticker on it at one time...
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I have never seen Lefton in metal !!
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KC, yes I looked real hard inside and out under a bright light. Probably had a sticker on it at one time...
I think you're right about the sticker... ;)
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NAILED IT!!!!!
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Wow Rauville, that certainly did nail it! :) Thanks for finding that. Guess I'll get a hammer and a nail and nail it to a tree and put bird feed in it now! ;D
Hmmm, Japan, couldn't be too new I guess. Perhaps 60' or 70's maybe?
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I was betting this was from the late 40's. So, we know it was before 1961 when the business was dissolved according to CA records!
Holiday Imports Status
Company Name: HOLIDAY IMPORTS, INC.
Status: Dissolved
Filing Date: 09/15/1961
Entity Type: Corporation
File Number: C0420331
Filing State: California (CA)
Company Age: 51 Years, 10 Months
Principal Address:
P O Box 77406
San Francisco, CA 94107
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1961...Hmm? Yet it wasn't until July 1, 1963, that Zip codes were announced as an optional use item. In 1967 they were made mandatory on Second and Third class mail.
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If it was late 40's or 50's wouldn't it say Occupied Japan?