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A patient FrontBurnervian sent me this link yesterday and I’m just now getting to it. As she describes it:

Larry’s Shoes on Dallas North Parkway used to have an actual shoe museum with an amazing celebrity collection. Two pages worth of famous footwear is now on sale at Ebay now that Larry’s stores have closed.

Amazing doesn’t even begin to cover it. There are bargains to be had, people. Jean Claude Van Damme’s from Double Impact, $435. Whoppi Goldberg’s tennies from Sister Act II, $866. George “Norm” Wendt’s shoes from Cheers, $221 (that’s a steal). You’re not just buying footwear; you’re buying history.

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