Wyniki wyszukiwana dla hasla shoes&pattens2 shoes&pattens 0a Acknowledgements Eight of the ten excavations which produced the shoes described inshoes&pattens 0d Introduction GRO EN MAN-VAN WAATERINGE, W, VAN DRIEL-MURRAY, C & GOUBITZ, O, inshoes&pattens 4 4 Shoes and Pattens of these are described. The best surviving examples are illustrashoes&pattens3 13 Shoes from London sites, 1100-1450 three rows of embroidery, rather than a singleshoes&pattens5 15 Shoes from London sites, 1100-1450 Other examples of this type had morę than one shoes&pattens9 Shoes from London sites, 1100-1450 19 One of the ankle-shoes, although taller, is veshoes&pattens0 20 Shoes and Pattens 28 Early/mid 13th-century ankle-shoe. Scalę 1:3 approx. held thshoes&pattens7 27 Shoes from London sites, 1100-1450 styles normally worn by adults (Fig. 38). In cshoes&pattens8 28 Shoes and Pattens 41 Late 14th-century ankle-shoe and shoes. The children’s shoesshoes&pattens2 32 Shoes and Pattens tional ‘wrap-around’ method to be abandoned for the making of sshoes&pattens4 34 Shoes and Pattens 48 Late 14th-century shoes decorated with engraved and scraped shoes&pattens4 Shoemaking and cobbling In most villages of the realm there is some dresser or workeshoes&pattens8 48 Shoes and Pattens to have had their outer soles attached with grain/flesh stitcheshoes&pattens1 Shoemaking and cobbling plan, cut and stitch items of footwear with large delibshoes&pattens2 Shoes and Pattens 83 One-piece drawstring shoe with pointed toe (early/mid 12th-centshoes&pattens3 53 Shoemaking and cobbling 84 Pointed-toe slip-on ankle-shoe (early/mid 12th-centuryshoes&pattens0 60 Shoes and Pattens 94 Toggle-fastened shoe (miel 14th-century). This is still baseshoes&pattens1 Shoemaking and cobbling 61 95 Toggle-fastened shoe (mid 14th-century), madę with sepshoes&pattens5 Shoemaking and cobbling 65 98 Front-laced shoe (mid 14th-century), madę in two partsshoes&pattens1 Shoemaking and cobbling71 105 One-piece ankle-shoe (early 15th-century) closed with Wybierz strone: [
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