TehBunny
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It's 10; kids bed time not mine....bunny you should be in bed by now !
BTW CtBrummie; are those Skye's in cordovan?
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It's 10; kids bed time not mine....bunny you should be in bed by now !
Crockett & Jones heaven...
Very Nice.
It's 10; kids bed time not mine....
BTW CtBrummie; are those Skye's in cordovan?
Sure, especially with a grey suit, like James Bond does in Skyfall the movie.Need opinions guys; can the tetbury (black calf) work with a suit, without looking off?
In a MTO program, he could ask for a leather sole if he wanted.I'm saying no; not because of the model as such, but mainly because of the rubber sole.
Do you have any more info on the longwing?
i love both of these. big thanks for postingIt's a model that they made a while ago for Fife Footwear, who may or may not be related to Hoggs of Fife, Scottish countrywear specialists who've since sold footwear by Sargent and Cheaney, amongst others. I took it into the local C&J shop to show them and they surprisingly had the same model in the back of the shop, which the factory had sent them a while ago in response to an enquiry regarding a MTO longwing model - to show the customer that they could do them, I suppose. I think they said that it was made on the 240 last, although I might need to double-check that. As far as thirty quid eBay finds go, it's a pretty good one... The Hastings brogue is a model made for the gun-makers Purdey, who still carry other C&J models that aren't standard catalogue designs.
Crockett & Jones heaven...
From left: Hastings brogue (for James Purdey); Coniston boot; Skye boot; Argyll longwing (for Fife)
It's a model that they made a while ago for Fife Footwear, who may or may not be related to Hoggs of Fife, Scottish countrywear specialists who've since sold footwear by Sargent and Cheaney, amongst others.
I took it into the local C&J shop to show them and they surprisingly had the same model in the back of the shop, which the factory had sent them a while ago in response to an enquiry regarding a MTO longwing model - to show the customer that they could do them, I suppose.
I think they said that it was made on the 240 last, although I might need to double-check that.
As far as thirty quid eBay finds go, it's a pretty good one...
The Hastings brogue is a model made for the gun-makers Purdey, who still carry other C&J models that aren't standard catalogue designs.
It looks like C&J still do Fife longwings
Are they worth 160pounds? I would like to kop a pair of longwings but pebble brown is not what I was looking for.