A killer pair of 1940s peeptoe platform heels! They feature a thin platform and a wrapped toebox, slightly squared at the toe, with open triangle sides. The ankle straps buckle in front, and have sturdy elastic at the back for more comfortable fit. I love the addition of a small strip of sturdier leather over the reptile strap where the buckle fastens to protect from excess wear and tear. The heel is sturdy but with a graceful curve.
SIZE: Labeled size 8AA
| Measurements | Inches | Cm |
| Length, heel to toe, inside | 10" | 25.25 |
| Width across widest part of sole | 3.25" | 8.25 |
| Height of platform | 0.25" | 1 |
| Heel height | 3.5" | 8.75 |
MATERIALS/COLORS: The uppers are done in shiny black lizard, lined with soft taupe leather. The outer sole is tan colored leather.
MAKER: Laird Schober & Co. imprinted in gold on right insole, and Laird Schober's logo with a rampant lion embossed into the outer sole on the shank. Left insole has an imprint from the original store, Napier, Minneapolis
CONDITION: No issues noted.
Laird Schober originated in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1870, and continued making shoes until 1965. They were known for being expensive but very high quality, winning a grand prize at the Paris Exposition, an Excellence award from the Franklin Institute, and collaborating with Elsa Schiaparelli.
