Any reason to keep these heels and shoe tips?

[dustinm]

I picked up a bag a while back at an antique store that contained two vintage pucks of Williams and a really old William's shave stick, had to buy the whole bag, no splitting it up. The bag also had a box of Seiberling rubber heels and Blakey's leather plugged quarter tips. They are pretty old, and too cool for me to toss in the trash, but I have no use for them. I hardly ever wear dress shoes, let alone would I ever be making or repairing some.

I looked at evilbay, and no results, so I don't know if this is something someone would take interest in or whether it needs to go in a box for the next trip to the Goodwill.

Thoughts?

 

[The Knize]

I picked up a bag a while back at an antique store that contained two vintage pucks of Williams and a really old William's shave stick, had to buy the whole bag, no splitting it up. The bag also had a box of Seiberling rubber heels and Blakey's leather plugged quarter tips. They are pretty old, and too cool for me to toss in the trash, but I have no use for them. I hardly ever wear dress shoes, let alone would I ever be making or repairing some.

I looked at evilbay, and no results, so I don't know if this is something someone would take interest in or whether it needs to go in a box for the next trip to the Goodwill.

Thoughts?

Never heard of quater tips? What are they? My Dad used to re-heel his own shoes. I do not think it was hard to do. You could probably give this stuff to a shoe repar place! I kind of like encouraging those folks to stay in business!

 

[Go West Young Man]

I'll bet you could find a home for the on Craigslist pretty quickly.