Originally owned by Charles Clarence Victor Schwerkolt.Example of cobblers/shoemakers equipment. Example o domestic equipment.Cast iron cobbler's shoe last. 3 'sizes' - Men's women's, child'sNiliron shoe last c 19th century

Used in shoe repair as a work stand, shoe lasts come in various sized depending on the shoe size.Cast iron triple shoe lastshoe lasts, bootmaking tools

Shoe lasts were used by shoe and boot repairers to steady the shoe while working on it. They come in various sizes depending on the shoe size.Triple last (three shoe sizes), cast ironshoe lasts, shoe making, bootmakers tools

Cast iron shoe last broken fromNil triple stand

Cast Iron circle base with 3 holes and nut and bolts to screw to bench. Raised plinth with centre hole to stand shoe last in. Removable cast iron shoe last with leg to put in hole in plinthNil

Cast iron shoe last with instep slide slide and grove No instep mould(*9 on upper toe, 2 cast indentations on outside of foot, 1 on inside of foot, 1 on upper toe, 2 on sole of foot

Cast iron left shoe last with rectangular hole at heel end for removable leg(.7 stamped at toe. Cast holes on sole. Cast holed on outer aspect of foot Raymond stamped on outer aspect at heel end

Cast iron shoe last with rectangular hole at top of heel end. Slopes down to toeD/11 at top of toe. Raymond stamped on sole. Cast holes on sole

cast iron stand with 2 different sized shoe lasts. Third last has been broken of standnil

Pale wooden shoe last with divided heel and foot stuck together with tape. Metal peg in the arch. Hollowed in the instep and sole.L stamped on external side of both heel and foot

Pale wooden shoe last extensions with metal rings attached at the top. small locating holes on both sides of each. Locating grooves on each.L and R stamped on side. 10/3 written in lead pencil on inside

Small foot shoe last with instep slide and groove in foot space. piece missing in cast in instep slide in foot space. 2cast holes on sole. dirty and dusty12 cast on toe

Pale coloured vanished wooden shoe last with metal hinge at the heel end. Hollowed inside with nail at the toe to join both sides. Large hole through both sides below the arch. 5 smaller holes on both sides from toe to instep9 stamped on left side 10 stamped on right side between arch and toe

used by cobblers for the repair of foot wear ca1900we believe it was retailed by HOLDEN ca 1910cast iron shoe last used for shoe repairshoe last, cobblers, civilian, ca1910

dark timber staining on upper. 2 nails on upper. hole through heel. screw attaching arch to sole section. hole part way through inside arch12,4 stamped on upper section. 5562 stamped on sole section.

Cast iron last with rectangular hole in top towards the back of last for a removable leg The top slopes down towards toe19 stamped in toe. 2 cast holes on sole

098?? stamped on instep. Removable instep cast ? 241 on foot cast with locating grooves for instep cast. Locating hole on under foot arch

Pointed toe, instep slide, instep groove on foot space, general dust and grime.6/DD on toe2 cast hole on out foot, 2 cast holes on sole, various small cast faults

cast iron shoe ;ast12 stamped on foot, 2 cast marks on sole of foot

In 1920 the Ballarat School of Mines introduced a Shoemaking Course for repatriated World War one soldiers. The shoe last may have been used in the classes.Metal handmade shoe last, probably used for the repair of shoes. The smaller 'arm' may have gone into a heavy base blockworld war one, ballarat school of mines, repatriation, world war 1, shoemaking