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The miracle that was “Volcanized Rubber” allowed the well-dressed man to maintain his dashing profile even when called to compete in athletics. Two of the oldest surviving examples of a sport shoe that uses this particular style of rubber and has been in continuous production since the twenties and thirties are both made by Converse: one is the Jack Purcell tennis shoe and the other is the black canvas, high-top Chuck Taylor Basketball shoe.

KEY WORDS: Early Sneakers,Converse Tennis Sneakers,1920 Sport Shoes,Early 20th Century Shoes,Early Tennis Shoes,First Tennis Shoes,Fashion Design History,Vintage sneakers,Retro-Fashion,Fashion Designer

Read Shoes for Sport and Leisure  (Sears and Roebuck Catalog, 1919) for Free
Read Shoes for Sport and Leisure  (Sears and Roebuck Catalog, 1919) for Free