Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Be sure you get real Standards screw fastened boots and shoes. They outwear all others. Refuse all imitations. My papa is going to buy me a pair of Standard screw fastened shoes. He say they are the best in the world.
Be sure you get real Standards screw fastened boots and shoes. They outwear all others. Refuse all imitations. My papa is going to buy me a pair of Standard screw fastened shoes. He say they are the best in the world.
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Be sure you get real Standards screw fastened boots and shoes. They outwear all others. Refuse all imitations. My papa is going to buy me a pair of Standard screw fastened shoes. He say they are the best in the world.

[ca. 1870–1900]

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