Hello, Amne0214, and welcome! I've taken the liberty of reposting your photograph as Full Image (instead of Thumbnail) so it's easier for...
The label looks Victorian. And there was a Francis Burnet working as a joiner in Leaderfoot in 1886 according to Slater's Royal National...
A quick internet search will tell you that Leaderfoot is a hamlet near Melrose in the Scottish Borders. That would explain why the maker of your...
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But Leaderfoot is in Scotland, is it not? Debora
She can be found on familysearch.org. Debora
This is somewhat earlier (1855) but the company was doing hunting, shooting, walking and dress boots in addition to military. Debora [ATTACH]
It may not be associated with the military. Thomas of St. James Street apparently also produced civilian wear like this pair of boots in the...
It is. And £10 would have been an enormous amount of money. Debora
It's likely been "sealed" by the framer with kraft paper which can easily be replaced. As above, these typically were made from books which...
I wonder if it might be as early as Art Nouveau. Anemones were a popular design motif then. Debora
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Welcome, Juan, and thank you so much for joining us. Debora
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