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duffytrash

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this set ....another lighter wooden set...and a metal set...theyre goin on ebay...i think they will go as a decorative item...
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Cool. Are they shoe trees or tools for making shoes? I've seen them in antique stores before.
 

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Yep, definitely shoe trees.
 

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I hope you can make some money on these. All I can tell you is that I've passed them up many times in the past. Maybe I was wrong?
 

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They still look perfectly useable to me! As long as the spring is functional, I wouldn't only list them as decorative. If you wear nice shoes a lot a good set of shoe trees is a must have. Nice pick up!

Cool. Are they shoe trees or tools for making shoes? I've seen them in antique stores before.
That's called a "last" and would look something like this:
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