objectShoeObjectsA shaped foot covering for walk and dress. Not oxford or derby as specialty forms alone, and not boot as the taller form if later filed.Shoe is historically related to Leather.Beck’s draper’s and related dress-trade speech seats shoes among leather footwear of ordinary wear. A named shoe beside leather, not oxford or derby as specialty forms alone.from S. William Beck · The Draper’s Dictionary, 1882historically related to · sourced · documentedsourcesThe Draper’s Dictionary · S. William BeckS. William Beck, The Draper’s Dictionary (1882).