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<p>[QUOTE="Cherryhill, post: 3472708, member: 70"]The origin of this shoe was first in the 1880's. Pieces from that mold, and other molds similar have been made almost continuously until the present. Yes, Fenton made them, but because of the mass of production, unless one can document a particular color (and this applies only to a very few colors) can any value be ascribed to them. They are fun to collect, some collectors have hundreds, but the manufacturer is almost always unverified.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Cherryhill, post: 3472708, member: 70"]The origin of this shoe was first in the 1880's. Pieces from that mold, and other molds similar have been made almost continuously until the present. Yes, Fenton made them, but because of the mass of production, unless one can document a particular color (and this applies only to a very few colors) can any value be ascribed to them. They are fun to collect, some collectors have hundreds, but the manufacturer is almost always unverified.[/QUOTE]
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