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Handmade leather sandals as a background

A view of a temporary stall or stand set up during a medieval fair or festival showing various types of shoes, boots, purses, mugs, lanterns and other everyday items seen on a sunny summer day

High altitude mountainous region. In the background is a triangular, pointed, majestic mountain. The focus is on the shoes. The background is out of focus with the mountain. The mountain landscape between the model's legs.

sneakers and flying shoes, hanging from the threads of light, shoefiti

09/29/2014 Chihihualco Guerrero Mexico Carnival detail of the buttoned leather clothing of a tlacololero dancer at the mexican warrior carnival

Low point of view of unrecognizable female hiker stepped on a rock in the mountains.

Leather samples for shoes and wooden shoe last on dark wooden table. Designer furniture clothes. Shoe maker workspace.

Ancient Roman training weapons and leather sandal caligae. Reconstruction of military events during the wars of the Roman Empire

A senior indian adult shoe vendor at his shop at the Pushkar camel fair in Rajsathan, India

black colored rubber sandals kept kept in sunlight

group of leather backpacks of different colours on a wooden bench

Close Up Of A Hiking Boot From a Senior Hiker

hand holds one old torn black leather shoe on the street on a gray background

A closeup of a pair of wooden shoes on the floor

Horizontal close up still life of farm rubber muddy gumboots upside down to avoid spiders on hand made wood holder at a country estate

Rear view of hikers man with boots walking on the forest path

$British equipment throughout the war years ecompassed a wide range of bags, holsters, straps, boots, and countless small accessories that tried to make a soldier's life as easy as possible, and his fight one he felt capable of winning. \n\nFor pilots and men of the Royal Air Force, the protection they needed first and foremost was from the elements; climbing to altitudes of up to 34,000 feet in an unpressurised cabin meant they needed a helmet that could keep them warm, and comfortably house a headset for his radio equipment, goggles, and a breathing mask and apparatus for his oxygen feed. \n\nThick leather gloves were necessary to keep the hands warm and responsive, dexterity in the sky could make all the difference between life and death.\n\nBefore synthetic materials (and later in ww2 heated overalls), the best protection pilots had against the cold was their famous 'Irvin' Flying Jackets. Made of thick leather with a heavy pile lining, these became a post war fashion icon due to their hardiness, utility, and ageless appearance.$

An old-fashioned plastic child's shoe in an abandoned village.

Mountaineering - with the mountain boots in the mountains

Traditional Leather Slippers on Sale in Old Town of Baščaršija, Sarajevo , Bosnia and Herzegovina

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