$22.50
From the vintage years of the 1920’s, a pair of creamy white cotton or perhaps a blend of wool everyday work stockings hosiery.
The style of the pair are made without a heel or toe but do cover the top of the foot.
Length of the hosiery is 23-1/2″ long from the top to the heel area. The foot area is 5-1/2″ long, leaving the toes, heels exposed.
Condition is good. I noticed a tiny run at the top of one stockings and a couple of tiny pin dot holes.
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