File:Woman's White Kid Wedding Slipper.jpg

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English: Single woman's white kid leather shoe worn by Mary Katherine Kimbrough at her wedding to Harvey Wallis Salmon in 1871.
Title: Woman's White Kid Wedding Slipper
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Source Missouri History Museum
URL: http://images.mohistory.org/image/DC22C9D1-D9C5-8513-AB9D-598C4236100E/original.jpg
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1930-042-0000
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Footwear
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220478
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DC22C9D1-D9C5-8513-AB9D-598C4236100E

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