daizawaguy said:Oh, and here`s one that was made up for me specially many years ago...not sure what you think of these...!?
Marc Chevalier said:
HarpPlayerGene said::eusa_clap :eusa_clap Those are a Joy alright. Thanks for sharing them with us. How's the fit for you?
daizawaguy said:Oh, and here`s one that was made up for me specially many years ago...not sure what you think of these...!?
daizawaguy said:Oh, and here`s one that was made up for me specially many years ago...not sure what you think of these...!?
The Shooman said:Brass screwed?
Yeah, they certainly don't make `em like they used too. They used to make `em with a nice thick bevelled waist, really solid.
Slowly but surely RMW have skimped and l refuse to buy anymore. lt breaks my heart when l see what they are making now. Not good.
The Shooman said:Brass screwed?
Yeah, they certainly don't make `em like they used too. They used to make `em with a nice thick bevelled waist, really solid.
Slowly but surely RMW have skimped and l refuse to buy anymore. lt breaks my heart when l see what they are making now. Not good.
Marc Chevalier said:.
Below is a rare 1930s pair of Foot-Joy blue suede shoes. A patent number for the model (stamped on the inside sole) indicates that this shoe dates back to 1934. The shoe's Foot-Joy logo is a version that was used in the '20s, '30s and '40s but modified in the '50s. Its last is "sensible" and conservative: neither pointy nor boxy.
GWD said:I didn't realize Foot-Joy has been around that long. They still make great quality golf shoes!
Marc Chevalier said:Thanks, Gene! The fit is good: they're a true size 9 D.
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thunderw21 said:I envy your smaller feet.