Terrific 1940s black sandals in a coy wartime style! These swing era 40s shoes have open toes and asymmetric design that's a mix of spectator broguing, loafer style fringe, and a saucy espadrille silhouette. They're supple suede with an ankle strap and 3 1/2-inch heel. Never worn deadstock!

Size
Marked 6 1/2 N

Measurements
Ball of Foot Width 2 5/8, Toe to Heel Length 9 3/8 Inches

Era
1940s

Label
' Gabriel / of / California ' stamped in gold to insole

Materials
Supple jet black suede, gray leather lining and insole, tan sueded leather soles

Closure
Beige & gray metal buckles on ankle strap with small elasticized panel at center back heel

Condition
Excellent

Condition Detail
Never worn and very wearable, the suede is supple and lovely, the insole has an old remnant of a price sticker (not sticky or tacky); the sides have a few scant impressions from sitting in storage, almost imperceptible; the metal buckles are discolored but look and feel sturdy

Washing Instructions
Clean with suede-specific products

Please Note: Shoe measurements are taken along the insole, and do not have any ease subtracted. To compare for fit, please measure a pair of shoes that fit you well (and are the same heel height). The numbers should match for best fit. Shoe soles may need to be scored before use.

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