Risultati 5771

Full color sketches of shoes and matching outfits with style names.

Two miniature sketchbooks with soft leather covers, one labeled (3) from Spring 1938, and one labeled (4) from Fall 1938. Sketches are labeled with style names.

Two miniature sketchbooks with soft leather covers, one labeled (5) from Spring 1939 and one labeled (7) from Spring 1940. Sketches are labeled with style names.

Sketches on all different sizes of paper, all undated.

Sketches on all different sizes of paper, all undated except one dated 1937.

Sketches on all different sizes of paper, all undated.

Sketches on all different sizes of paper, all undated except one dated 1937 and one dated 1977. One sketch includes embellishments.

Sketches on all different sizes of paper, all undated except several dated 1937 and one dated 1939. A few sketches include embellishments.

Two miniature sketchbooks with soft leather covers, one labeled (1) from 1936, and one labeled (2) from Spring 1937. Sketches are labeled with style names.

Sketches previously tied together to form a loosely bound sketchbook. Most sketches are undated but several are dated 1937.

Sketches previously tied together to form a loosely bound sketchbook. All sketches are undated except for two dated 1939.

Sketches previously tied together to form a loosely bound sketchbook. All sketches are undated except for one dated 1939.

Sketches previously tied together to form a loosely bound sketchbook. Many sketches are labeled with shoe styles as well as names of department stores from cities across the country, including B. Altman, Titche-Goettinger, and I. Magnin. All sketches are undated.

Four sketches; one labeled Fall 1938 and three labeled Spring 1938.

Sketches on all different sizes of paper, all undated except one dated 1937 and two dated 1939. Original documentation of this foleder notes "Many of these sketches are by other designers."

Four packets of shoe patterns made of cardstock, paper, and fabric. Also includes a few embellishments.

Cardboard patterns for vamps of different shapes and sizes.

Six sketches with accompanying shoe pattern cutouts.

Two packets of shoe patterns made of cardboard, paper, cardstock, and fabric. Includes a few embellishments.

Sketches on all different sizes of paper, all undated except one dated 1939. A few sketches include embellishments.

Sketches on all different sizes of paper, all undated except one dated 1977. One sketch includes embellishments. This folder includes sketches originally documented as "Designs by Emery Blau, Al Lewis, 'Cohen'(?) for Seymour Troy."

Three packets of shoe patterns made of cardstock and paper. Includes one leather cutout.

Sketches on all different sizes of paper, all undated except one dated 1941. One sketch includes embellishment.

Contains publicity materials and clippings, all undated. Examples include printed images of shoes and pages from The Dunbar Style Service, a shoe industry publication from the early twentieth century. Also includes a printed advertisement for Troy's early brand, yrto.

Scrapbook containing clippings of advertisements for Seymour Troy shoes available at Jaeckel.

This folder contains a paper placemat, dress sketches, what appears to be a mockup for a print ad, an internal order form, and two 2-D models of shoes made of suede and leather, one undated and one dated 1964.

Cardboard patterns for vamps of different shapes and sizes.

Front cover of a scrapbook with yrto imprinted on the front. Clipping taped to inside is dated 1923.

Scrapbook containing a variety of materials including many clippings from newspapers across the United States, letters from retail stores, photographs of window displays, a U.S. patent notice, promotional mailings, and more. Also includes a page of newspaper clippings from 1948.

Scrapbook containing clippings of advertisements for Seymour Troy shoes available at m. pasternak in Washington, D.C. All or most of the ads come from the Washington Post or Times Herald. Also includes what appear to be proofs for advertisements.

Three leather samples, two of which are embossed with gold patterns.

Black and white photographs of shoes. Original documentation included note stating "Italian 'Pullovers' (Designs) 50s/60s." Also includes a photographic negative of a shoe.

Seven metal stamps, including stamps for Seymour Troy Originals, a U.S. patent stamp, two for O'Connor & Goldberg department store, and one that says Flying Carpet. There are also two metal cutting tools that archivist assumes were used for cutting leather heel patches.