A PAIR OF OFF-WHITE MEN'S OXFORD SHOES WORN BY CAB…
A pair of off-white men's oxford shoes worn by Cab Calloway, (1907-1994), an African-American jazz singer, dancer, bandleader and actor. The uppers are made from off-white leather with a plain oxford vamp and closed lacing. The soles of the shoes are brown leather with a stacked heel. Off-white cotton shoelaces with metal aglets are laced and tied in a bow over the tongue. The off-white insole is stamped with gold text that reads: " 'ON-STAGE' Fashion / by CAPEZIO / NEW YORK CHICAGO HOLLYWOOD / MAN-MADE INNERSOLE & SOCK LINING". On the interior inside of the left shoe (a) and the exterior inside of the right shoe (b) is handwritten text in black ink reading: "9 1/2 B / 7470". Off-white oxford shoes worn by Cab Calloway, mid 20th-late 20th century. Creator: Capezio. (KEYSTONE/HERITAGE IMAGES/HERITAGE ART)
A PAIR OF OFF-WHITE MEN'S OXFORD SHOES WORN BY CAB CALLOWAY, (1907-1994), AN AFRICAN-AMERICAN JAZZ SINGER, DANCER, BANDLEADER AND ACTOR. THE UPPERS ARE MADE FROM OFF-WHITE LEATHER WITH A PLAIN OXFORD VAMP AND CLOSED LACING. THE SOLES OF THE SHOES ARE BROW
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