Our first two photographs of the pin cushion clog received around the start of April 2025. The pin cushion has been removed since then.

These old clasp clogs arrived late last month but I've had PC problems and am still catching up with things. They need cleaning and rust removing from clasps and irons.

This small Dutch clog dated 1945 arrived recently. It appears to be a liberation souvenir from the end of the Second World War.

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Just bought these small Dutch clogs from Tilburg. Compare them to the photo of a pair in the Canadian War Museum. Not identical but perhaps the same maker and similar vintage?

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These small Belgian clogs dated 1945 arrived yesterday. They seem to be liberation souvenirs brought back to England at the end of World War Two.

I was pleased to get these 'traditional' style clogs made by Walkley Clogs. They're used but very little wear and very nice quality.

These boot clogs were described by the vendor as Spanish style and made by Jeremy Atkinson. I've no reason to disagree. Pleased with them.

Vintage button-clasp one-bar clogs with rubber on the soles, but no longer on the heels. Received yesterday from Barnardo's.

Just received, a nice pair of miniature black boot clogs, sold be SE Somerset RSPCA. These are excellent quality. Wish I knew who made them.

This miniature last arrived a few days ago. We can now mend our miniature clogs. Fortunately we've already got a miniature hammer.

Red child's clogs by Walter Hurst of Hindley, Lancashire. Bought second-hand to support Wigan & Leigh Hospice.

Blue child's clogs made by Walter Hurst. The label shows he'd moved to Hallgate, Wigan, where he worked in the T & M Rickard shop. Bought in support of Wigan & Leigh Hospice.