shoemakers

10 photos tagged shoemakers, from 4 members of Flickr Commons.

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1855

2012

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capitan flickr said:
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Mick said:
Pretty sure that cobbler can't wait for them to sod off out of his shop, so he can get on with some work...
Julie Storry said:
Yes, the cobbler looks very bored.

Picture Esk said:
The 1881 census for Trawsfynydd shows that the village contained many men who worked in the nearby slate quarries. These quarrymen needed boots and shoes and several shoemakers and bootmakers moved to the village to supply that need. This photo may be of William Jones of 6 Rectory Street, as he is listed as being a shoemaker who employed 3 men. In 1881 William Jones was 45 years old. Is the photographer telling a story in this photo? On the right a shoemaker is holding the wooden mould of a shoe, in the centre a heel is being nailed on, and the shoemaker on the left is holding the finished boot. And there is not a last in sight, they are all working on the shoes in their laps.
Aristocrats-hat said:
Wow - very interesting - it must be a dying trade now...
Julie Storry said:
Love this image, and the comments. Thank you.