Child's boot
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Boots like this one were worn by boys and girls in Victorian times. Children a long time ago may have worn this boot to school. It is made of leather with glass buttons. Boots cost lots of money and had to be taken special care of. What shoes do you wear to school? Do your shoes have buttons?
