The Crispin Colloquy

Same here!
Makes my collection of 3.5 pairs of lasts look bad!

Very nice looking work by the way.

:P thank you guys so much, by the way if any of you are interested in buying any just send an email to my dad. I wants to let go of some . his email is sjkroberto@yahoo.com

All hello.I present low shoes.A heel from a cork is covered a skin

One seam sewed preparation, and the second seam a sole.

Very nice and clean Valeriy.
I like the wrapped welt, the way you did the color separation.
I'm also impressed by the way you stitched in the lace stay panel.
It makes me wonder how it would be called in English?
Thank you for sharing.
Paul

Павел,спасибо.такой шов называется Казанский или ичижный,таким швом шили национальную татарскую обувь-ичиги.
С ув.Валерий.

Paul, thank you. This stitch is called ičižnyj or Kazan, such a seam sewn national Tatar shoes-ichigi made.
With SW. Valery.

Herrera wrote:Another old pair we made awhile back also... Waxed hide uppers , hand sewn apron. I tried to do a real clean finish on the sole on this one very John Lobbish.

The shine takes fabulously on this one, not really that surprising though since its waxed hide or brush-off leather.

Is your's/your father's store still open? There's a lot of bad rep on Yelp which had deterred me from visiting...

By the way, very nice youtube channel!

hello to all . I am beginner in shoe making. I want to present shoes of clown. this is my the first pair of this kind shoes.

Well you got that down! Very nice for a first time. Very nice indeed
Paul

Nice work! Esp. for the first time---wish my first pair(s) had been that good.

Thanks, I tried very hard. You slightly misunderstood: this is not my first pair, I just never made shoes for the clown)))

P.S.: i'm sorry, my English is very bad...

Hey IsaeW, your english is a lot better than I would be able to manage with your mother tounge Don't be too worried.

And that should be one happy clown.

Cheers
Duncan

Not really shoes but a great photo regardless.

Note the 18thC. "candle block" / "shoemaker's window" in the background. (click to enlarge)

Ain't "He" a cutie!

He looks like one of the Governor's men. Or one of the "better sort" just arrived on a "Company" ship.

Damned colonials....

But who knows what sedition, what nonsensical notions of "liberty" and the "rights" of common men...as if!...lurk behind those Delphian eyes?

Yes most definitely! Those eyes! Them eyes gives him away! Be very cautious...

Hi all,

I want to present you my last works, they are shoes made by hand "norvegian construction", below in other two posts the others shoes Goodyear welted, I hope you enjoy.

Good life to all.

Fabrizio

Nice looking shoes Fabrizio esp. for someone just getting into the Trade.

You mentioned in your Registry post that we should correct your English...I'm not going to do that but I will put this bug in your ear. It is a contradiction in terms to talk about handmade and Goodyear. There is no such thing as "handsewn Goodyear welt."

I know that this is a convention among some Italian makers but it is incorrect and I don't think it is good to confuse terminology. We can't talk to each other if we aren't sure what we are talking about.

Goodyear welting takes its name from a machine that Charles Goodyear invented in 1869 (?). If a shoe is Goodyear welted construction it is, by definition, machine welted.

I think what you want to say is that your shoes are "handwelted."

And more power to you.

Sorry...yes you are right , my shoes are as you say "handwelted", but I learned this way of calling this shoes by old shoemakers.

Below the others shoes.

Here below the latest, theese are buffalo leather crocodile printed.

Now, I am working with brown calf leather, norvegian construction, when i will have completed I will post it.

Good life and shoeworks to all.

Fabrizio

Pair of work boots for my "deserving" son. So anxious to wear them, I over-looked a silver pen mark on tongue. Can't say where I got the vamps/counter covers, but it's an oil-tanned leather. Tops are kidskin.

Never placed a midsole on a boot before. These were a "booger" to sew 7 spi!

You can't put a price on a "happy" customer.