1910s womens shoes

I rather like these boots, but Ive decided there is no way I could walk in them, the most I manage is a two inch heel and it has to be a wedge, cute though.

Shoes, Pierre Yantorny (Italian, 1874–1936), Leather, French

Pair of Woman's Barrette Shoes, (United States, Massachusetts, Boston, founded circa 1884), United States, Massachusetts, Boston, circa 1912, Costumes, Silk satin, leather.

Woman's Boots, Unknown, probably United States, circa 1918, Costumes, Leather with silk braid and metal laces.

Purple kid, with pointed toe, rosette of sewing silk and button; low heel. Made by Seames, 9 Ludgate St., London.

Mules 1890-1920

Woman's Shoes, (United States, California, Los Angeles, active early 20th century) (United States, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, founded 1869), United States, California, Los Angeles, 1914-1917, Costumes, Leather with silk grosgrain ribbon and metal.

Compiègne shoes are perfect for representing the romanticism and history of the early 20th century. Victorian shoes They are made of soft cowhide leather. **For people with a foot that is rather wide at the toes, prefer the larger size. These shoes are quite narrow in the toe US SIZE = 35EU/4US - 36EU/5US - 37EU/6US - 38EU/7US - 39EU/8US - 40EU/9US - 41EU/10US - 42EU/11US