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This Month's Shoe Damage

Alter

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I can't compete with aportney's wonderful recent acquisitions but here is my modest purchase of the month.

EG chelseas's on the 202 last. They are my first EG's
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Bic Pentameter

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Originally Posted by Alter
I can't compete with aportney's wonderful recent acquisitions but here is my modest purchase of the month.

EG chelseas's on the 202 last. They are my first EG's
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Alter, those are quite nice!
 

bengal-stripe

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Well that's my modest "Purchase of the month":
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I always liked Venetian loafers, but that particular style hasn't been in production for yonks.
When I saw them as new/old stock on eBay, I pounced:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...1045%26fvi%3D1

Just got them yesterday, they are nice and fit well.

One fella here, quite pleased with himself.
 

aportnoy

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Originally Posted by bengal-stripe
Well that's my modest "Purchase of the month":
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I always liked Venetian loafers, but that particular style hasn't been in production for yonks.
When I saw them as new/old stock on eBay, I pounced:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...1045%26fvi%3D1

Just got them yesterday, they are nice and fit well.

One fella here, quite pleased with himself.



These are a great find Bengal, very unique.
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sysdoc

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Originally Posted by aportnoy
it appears as though you've been keeping me at arm's length.
I had to expect the worst ...
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Your new additions are all exquisite, the C&J's are breathtaking.
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Cheers, buddy. I know you're still looking for the Tavistock and so am I, but the Ormond (on 330 last) is a reasonable substitute for the time being. I was lucky to get the dark brown Cleveland. It actually shows that my first 'Cleveland' was in fact a sample shoe as it is not exactly the same style as the other one.
 

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Very nice Andrew. Those Southwold/Cardiffs are making me want my order more and more!!!
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My only shoe purchase 2006 was a pair of C&J Chelsea 5 with Dainite soles in Chestnut through Pediwear. I ordered them in December as Winter shoe, but it took them until end of February/begin of March for delivery. They are really beautiful boots, and (un)fortunately Winter decided to stay a bit longer this year (it's Mid-March and we have -4°C and about 1m of snow, when it normally should have disappeared 2-3 weeks ago...), so I even can put them to good use.
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Normally I would now think about shoes for the summer, but looking outside of the window into the white landscape doesn't put me into the mood for it
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Originally Posted by cucurojko
Do the Bexley shoe tree fill in the shoes in the width at 100% ?

Personally, I love them and think at US$21/pair, the value is fantastic. I currently own 24 pair of these.

As for completely filling the shoe, the answer is yes. They are split and hinged.
 

aportnoy

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Originally Posted by Connemara
Every time you post one of these, I hate you more and more.

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After seeing the 2003 Special and Newbury, I had to run to the defibrillator. Absolutely phenomenal.


Thanks M. The burnishing on the burgundy Newbury is spectacular and I wish it came across better in the photos. Green really nailed both of my special ordres.
 

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Originally Posted by Alter
I can't compete with aportney's wonderful recent acquisitions but here is my modest purchase of the month.

EG chelseas's on the 202 last. They are my first EG's
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I ADORE the 202 last.
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aportnoy

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Originally Posted by TimelessRider
Nice selection as always aportnoy. Here's my Saks order:

EG Kibworth III




Those are gorgeous TR, are they dark oak or burgundy?
 

Teacher

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Fantastic purchases, aportnoy. I love grained calf, and that museum gold is gorgeous. But I must say that it's the olive that speaking to me right now. You might want to keep it under lock and key....
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AlanC

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I'm really impressed with the Edward Green "Newbury" in the mink suede. I think that may be the nicest looking wholecut I've seen.
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I do feel sorry for the poor minks that gave their lives for it, though...

Mental note: get wholecut in suede.
 

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