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Made from leather or rubber and in direct contact with the ground Vamp : The front part of the uppers towards the toe area Quarters : The back part of the uppers which begins where the vamp ends Broguing : Perforations (holes) in the leather with serrated edges Medallion : Broguing in the toe in the shape of a medallion Cap-Toe : A seam that runs vertically from one side to the other on the toe of a shoe Plain-Toe : The whole vamp/toe area is clean without any stitching Reverse Stitching : When the stitching happens underneath the skin of the leather so only a bump is visible outside Welt : A leather (or rubber) strip on the top edge of the outsole that helps connect the uppers to the sole Fiddleback waist : When the waist is thicker in the middle and thins/arches towards the edges Beveled waist : In simple terms when the shape of the shoe narrows down towards the waist, creating a bevel Last : A three dimensional form of a human foot that you use to make a shoe Eyelets : The holes where your laces come through Throat : The small opening where you attach the tongue and lacing begins Tongue : The piece of material that sits underneath the laces Heel Block : The back bottom part of the outsole where your heel lifts from the ground Backseam : Stitching that begins at the bottom of your heel up to your achilles

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Eastern Europe c.1880 H: 110cm (43.3in) W: 72cm (28.3in) D: 20cm (7.9in) SOLD Print Back