$22.50
A pair of velveteen fabric covered shoes stretchers from the 1920’s or 1930’s. The metal pair were hand covered in a shade of pink salmon fabric then decorated with ribbon bows. More than likely, this pair was given as a gift, placed in a drawer and never used.
Length of the stretchers shoe lasts are 11-3/4″ long.
Condition: Although unused, the one does have a few storage dot marks from oxidation.
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