Shoes concealed in buildings

Costume

Volumn , Issue 30, 1996, Pages 56-69

  Swann, June ^a  

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EID: 0011206229     PISSN: 05908876     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1179/cos.1996.30.1.56     Document Type: Article

References (53)

1. Northampton Museum (hereafter NM), D.15/1958-9
2. Ranging from epic works such as James George Fraser, The Golden Bough (1907-15) to shorter articles; e.g. James E. Crombie, 'Shoe-Throwing at Weddings', in Folklore, vol. VI (1895), pp. 258-81.
3. Ranging from epic works such as James George Fraser, The Golden Bough (1907-15) to shorter articles; e.g. James E. Crombie, 'Shoe-Throwing at Weddings', in Folklore, vol. VI (1895), pp. 258-81.
4. E.g. Vincent Van Gogh, Boots with Laces, Paris, 1886, and Clogs, Aries, 1888 in Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam; Two boots, 1887, Baltimore Museum of Art. Sir William Nicholson, Gertrude Jekyll's Boots, 1920, Tate Gallery.
5. E.g. Vincent Van Gogh, Boots with Laces, Paris, 1886, and Clogs, Aries, 1888 in Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam; Two boots, 1887, Baltimore Museum of Art. Sir William Nicholson, Gertrude Jekyll's Boots, 1920, Tate Gallery.
6. E.g. Vincent Van Gogh, Boots with Laces, Paris, 1886, and Clogs, Aries, 1888 in Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam; Two boots, 1887, Baltimore Museum of Art. Sir William Nicholson, Gertrude Jekyll's Boots, 1920, Tate Gallery.
7. E.g. Vincent Van Gogh, Boots with Laces, Paris, 1886, and Clogs, Aries, 1888 in Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam; Two boots, 1887, Baltimore Museum of Art. Sir William Nicholson, Gertrude Jekyll's Boots, 1920, Tate Gallery.
8. M. Aurel Stein, Innermost Asia (1928), 11, p. 593.
9. NM, D.185/1983. See June Swann, Shoes (Batsford, 1982), fig. 9.
10. NM, D.227/1978.
11. NM, D.1/55-6.
12. Shoe & Leather News, 31 March 1983, p. 7.
13. NM, D.21/1975.
14. Pers. comm. For bottles, see Merrifield (1987), pp. 17-21 etc.
15. Museum of London, 58.13.
16. Malcolm Deacon, Dennis George Webb (1992), p. 107.
17. Vladimír Brychi, 'Středověké Nálezy z Emauzského Kláštera ve Sbírkách Národniho, Muzea v Praze', in Časopis Národního Muzea, 155, (1986), pp. 17-20, 27-28.
18. Historic House, Summer 1991, p. 13.
19. NM, D.108/1962.
20. NM, D.92/1982.
21. NM, L267.
22. Keighley Museum.
23. NM, D.75/1959-60.
24. NM, D.128/1975.
25. R. Merrifield suggested that clogs in mines may be associated with rites of termination; see Folk Lore Society News no. 12, January 1991, p. 10.
26. NM, D.62/1974.
27. NM, D.79/1965.
28. NM, L313.
29. E.g. lead roofs of churches at Theddingworth, Leics., Nether Worton, Oxon. and Blisworth, Northants.; stone parapets of bridges at Trafford, Northants. and Ufford, Cambs. J. D. Devlin, The Shoemaker (1841) p. 114: there is a custom of strangers at Yarmouth to cut their footmarks on the planks of the pier as a memento to leave behind them, the name or initial within. Bronze Age footprints in P. Gelling and H. E. Davidson, The Chariot of the Sun (1969), pp. 39-42, 152. Also footprints of Buddha, Mahomet and Christ (in depictions of the Resurrection).
30. E.g. lead roofs of churches at Theddingworth, Leics., Nether Worton, Oxon. and Blisworth, Northants.; stone parapets of bridges at Trafford, Northants. and Ufford, Cambs. J. D. Devlin, The Shoemaker (1841) p. 114: there is a custom of strangers at Yarmouth to cut their footmarks on the planks of the pier as a memento to leave behind them, the name or initial within. Bronze Age footprints in P. Gelling and H. E. Davidson, The Chariot of the Sun (1969), pp. 39-42, 152. Also footprints of Buddha, Mahomet and Christ (in depictions of the Resurrection).
31. NM, D.46/1970.7.
32. NM, D.33/53-4.
33. NM, D.77/1964.
34. NM, D.77/1964.
35. E.g. NM, D.3/1970.
36. NM, P.19/1980.41.
37. NM, D.135/1983.3.
38. NM, D.41/47.31.
39. Merrifield (1987), pp. 129-31.
40. Merrifield (1969).
41. See note 10.
42. George Ewart Evans, The Pattern under the Plough (1966).
43. Florence E. Ledger, Put Your Foot Down (1982).
44. Merrifield (1987), p. 135.
45. Northamptonshire History News no. 38, September 1982, p. 13.
46. Miriam D. Clark, Fairfax, VA.
47. Personal communication.
48. Personal communication.
49. Penguin, 1966, p. 204.
50. Letter, 8 July 1986, Dr Beryl Rosenthal, Indianapolis.
51. Joanna Papantoniou, Peloponnesian Folklore Foundation.
52. Penguin, 1967, p. 327.
53. Timothy Easton, 'Spiritual Middens', in Paul Oliver (ed.), Encyclopaedia of Vernacular Architecture of the World (1995).