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COLOR NO. COLOR NAME RED GREEN BLUE 0001 Mulberry Silk 149 120 108 0002 Chelsea Mauve 189 172 158 0003 Cabbage Rose 199 163 148 0004 Rose Brocade 155 109 110 0005 Deepest Mauve 108 88 88 0006 Toile Red 140 85 78 0007 Decorous Amber 173 119 87 0008 Cajun Red 142 77 56 0009 Eastlake Gold 192 146 94 0010 Wickerwork 192 162 128 0011 Crewel Tan 204 191 158 0012 Empire Gold 193 162 109 0013 Majolica Green 173 181 145 0014 Sheraton Sage 142 139 103 0015 Gallery Green 109 135 115 0016 Billiard Green 70 89 79 0017 Calico 138 163 156 0018 Teal Stencil 98 128 125 0019 Festoon Aqua 160 186 185 0020 Peacock Plume 117 150 150 0021 Queen Anne Lilac 195 183 183 0022 Patchwork Plum 128 108 109 0023 Pewter Tankard 163 157 145 0024 Curio Gray 152 140 119 0025 Rosedust 207 144 133 002600 6 Rachelac e Pink 2343 18888 174 0027 Aristocrat Peach 235 208 184 0028 Caen Stone 235 212 176 0029 Acanthus 203 209 182 0030 Colonial Yellow 236 202 134 0031 Dutch Tile Blue 154 172 172 0032 Needlepoint Navy 87 103 114 0033 Rembrandt Ruby 154 81 74 0034 Roycroft Rose 193 146 128 0035 Indian White 237 221 195 0036 Buckram Binding 217 198 165 0037 Morris Room Grey 173 163 148 0038 Library Pewter 126 116 99 0039 Portrait Tone 194 150 120 0040 Roycroft Adobe 167 99 80 0041 Dard Hunter Green 63 79 69 0042 Ruskin Room Green 170 165 126 0043 Peristyle Brass 172 151 98 0044 Hubbard Squash 230 196 138 0045 Antiquarian Brown 148 108 70 0046 White Hyacinth 240 230 207 0047 Studio Blue Green 108 129 124 0048 Bunglehouse Blue 76 99 112 Page 1 of 32 COLOR NO. COLOR NAME RED GREEN BLUE 0049 Silver Gray 184 180 162 0050 Classic Light Buff 239 236 221 0051 Classic Ivory 242 226 195 0052 Pearl Gray 202 206 197 0053 Porcelain 232 225 213 0054 Twilight Gray 201 192 182 0055 Light French Gray 194 193 187 0056 Classic Sand 214 191 171 0057 Chinese Red 164 67 52 0058 Jazz Age Coral 243 193 176 0059 Frostwork 203 210 196 0060 Alexandrite 87 143 119 0061 Salon Rose 173 120 119 0062 Studio Mauve 199 186 184 0063 Blue Sky 171 209 203 0064 Blue Peacock 0 74 79 0065 Vogue Green 72 86 68 0066 Cascade Green 171 180 160 0067 Belvedere Cream 237 209 159 0068 Copen Blue 192 204 198 0069 Rose Tan 205 158 132 0070 Pink Shadow 223 197 185 0071 Orchid 190 157 158 0072 Deep Maroon 99 63 68 0073 Chartreuse 222 216 136 007400 Radiantad a t Lilac ac 16868 13636 16060 0075 Holiday Turquoise 141 199 194 0076 Appleblossom 220 182 180 0077 Classic French Gray 139 139 134 0078 Sunbeam Yellow 237 216 156 0079 Pinky Beige 202 172 153 0080 Pink Flamingo 209 112 121 2801 Rookwood Dark Red 73 34 33 2802 Rookwood Red 101 47 42 2803 Rookwood Terra Cotta 152 90 61 2804 Renwick Rose Beige 175 138 112 2805 Renwick Beige 195 178 158 2806 Rookwood Brown 126 100 73 2807 Rookwood Medium Brown 110 84 64 2808 Rookwood Dark Brown 93 75 63 2809 Rookwood Shutter Green 48 59 57 2810 Rookwood Sash Green 69 100 97 2811 Rookwood Blue Green 114 133 121 2812 Rookwood Jade 148 163 128 2813 Downing Straw 198 173 121 2814 Rookwood Antique Gold 159 131 79 2815 Renwick Olive 146 136 100 2816 Rookwood Dark Green 84 94 75 Page 2 of 32 COLOR NO. COLOR NAME RED GREEN BLUE 2817 Rookwood Amber 186 135 64 2818 Renwick Heather 140 126 123 2819 Downing Slate 116 123 130 2820 Downing Earth 137 125 104 2821 Downing Stone 163 161 148 2822 Downing Sand 203 191 166 2823 Rookwood Clay 153 129 99 2824 Renwick Golden Oak 150 119 75 2825 Colonial Revival Sea Green 171 193 167 2826 Colonial Revival Green Stone 162 159 126 2827 Colonial Revival Stone 166 150 124 2828 Colonial Revival Tan 209 182 150 2829 Classical White 236 228 204 2831 Classical Gold 232 191 114 2832 Colonial Revival Gray 181 186 186 2833 Roycroft Vellum 231 221 192 2834 Birdseye Maple 223 199 143 2835 Craftsman Brown 173 149 120 2836 Quartersawn Oak 127 99 81 2837 Aurora Brown 108 69 57 2838 Polished Mahogany 67 39 33 2839 Roycroft Copper Red 123 49 30 2840 Hammered Silver 151 140 127 2841 Weathered Shingle 146 130 103 2842 Roycroft Suede 166 150 116 284383 Rooycycroft o t Brass ass 121 10909 80 2844 Roycroft Mist Gray 192 190 177 2845 Bunglehouse Gray 152 145 123 2846 Roycroft Bronze Green 85 85 72 2847 Roycroft Bottle Green 49 64 56 2848 Roycroft Pewter 91 96 95 2849 Westchester Gray 121 122 121 2850 Chelsea Gray 183 185 179 2851 Sage Green Light 112 112 92 2852 Plymouth Green 174 185 150 2853 New Colonial Yellow 213 178 126 2854 Caribbean Coral 191 125 93 2855 Sycamore Tan 155 141 122 2856 Fairfax Brown 99 72 59 2857 Peace Yellow 232 210 154 2858 Harvest Gold 216 167 104 2859 Beige 221 202 180 2860 Sage 177 176 151 2861 Avocado 129 127 93 2862 Burma Jade 146 179 161 2863 Powder Blue 139 163 176 2864 Stratford Blue 87 136 155 2865 Classic Yellow 245 218 145 Page 3 of 32 COLOR NO. COLOR NAME RED GREEN BLUE 2901 Wine Country 96 34 52 2902 Elderberry 124 36 61 2903 Pomegranate 141 29 48 2904 Poppy Flower 135 20 31 2905 Carmine 128 21 34 2906 Crimson Red 113 25 34 2907 Scarlet 181 0 26 2908 Cardinal 157 16 28 2909 Redwing 152 1 13 2910 Primary Red 172 0 0 2911 Pompeii Red 148 0 0 2912 Chanticleer 135 0 0 2913 Classy Red 145 31 33 2914 Vermilion 126 25 27 2916 Red Prairie 142 57 40 2917 Clay Pot 154 74 51 2923 Bramble Bush 80 54 41 2924 Woodsy Brown 61 39 29 2926 Iron Gate 63 53 43 2927 Weathervane 44 32 26 2929 Garden Path 66 67 48 2930 Marsh Fern 76 69 39 2936 Black Emerald 18 34 29 6000 Snowfall 225 223 219 6001 Grayish 208 203 200 6002600 Essentialsse t a Gra G ayy 18888 1848 1818 6003 Proper Gray 174 169 166 6004 Mink 134 126 121 6005 Folkstone 111 104 100 6006 Black Bean 64 51 46 6007 Smart White 229 221 217 6008 Individual White 214 206 204 6009 Imagine 193 182 180 6010 Flexible Gray 177 164 161 6011 Chinchilla 137 123 119 6012 Browse Brown 111 98 95 6013 Bitter Chocolate 79 61 61 6014 Quartz White 226 218 215 6015 Vaguely Mauve 210 198 196 6016 Chaise Mauve 193 179 178 6017 Intuitive 179 163 163 6018 Enigma 140 124 126 6019 Poetry Plum 116 97 99 6020 Marooned 80 52 51 6021 Dreamy White 228 218 214 6022 Breathless 213 195 190 6023 Insightful Rose 201 177 171 6024 Dressy Rose 184 157 153 Page 4 of 32 COLOR NO. COLOR NAME RED GREEN BLUE 6025 Socialite 146 119 120 6026 River Rouge 121 92 94 6027 Cordovan 96 61 63 6028 Cultured Pearl 229 221 215 6029 White Truffle 215 201 194 6030 Artistic Taupe 197 179 173 6031 Glamour 182 160 154 6032 Dutch Cocoa 144 117 108 6033 Bateau Brown 127 101 94 6034 Arresting Auburn 92 56 51 6035 Gauzy White 228 221 214 6036 Angora 210 199 191 6037 Temperate Taupe 192 179 171 6038 Truly Taupe 175 162 154 6039 Poised Taupe 143 131 124 6040 Less Brown 120 107 100 6041 Otter 90 74 65 6042 Hush White 230 219 212 6043 Unfussy Beige 216 202 193 6044 Doeskin 199 181 170 6045 Emerging Taupe 185 163 151 6046 Swing Brown 151 123 108 6047 Hot Cocoa 130 101 86 6048 Terra Brun 90 57 43 6049 Gorgeous White 232 220 212 6050 Abaloneba o e SShell e 2199 2010 19090 6051 Sashay Sand 208 183 169 6052 Sandbank 196 166 152 6053 Reddened Earth 159 113 98 6054 Canyon Clay 137 93 80 6055 Fiery Brown 94 57 47 6056 Polite White 234 223 213 6057 Malted Milk 223 204 190 6058 Likeable Sand 210 186 169 6059 Interface Tan 195 167 149 6060 Moroccan Brown 160 125 106 6061 Tanbark 139 104 84 6062 Rugged Brown 104 67 51 6063 Nice White 231 223 214 6064 Reticence 217 207 196 6065 Bona Fide Beige 204 187 172 6066 Sand Trap 187 167 149 6067 Mocha 152 127 109 6068 Brevity Brown 113 84 66 6069 French Roast 81 58 45 6070 Heron Plume 230 226 217 6071 Popular Gray 213 206 196 6072 Versatile Gray 194 184 172 Page 5 of 32 COLOR NO. COLOR NAME RED GREEN BLUE 6073 Perfect Greige 181 171 158 6074 Spalding Gray 145 132 121 6075 Garret Gray 119 107 98 6076 Turkish Coffee 79 60 50 6077 Everyday White 228 221 212 6078 Realist Beige 211 202 189 6079 Diverse Beige 196 183 168 6080 Utterly Beige 181 168 151 6081 Down Home 144 123 102 6082 Cobble Brown 124 105 87 6083 Sable 93 76 61 6084 Modest White 231 222 212 6085 Simplify Beige 213 200 185 6086 Sand Dune 196 178 160 6087 Trusty Tan 181 162 143 6088 Nuthatch 144 120 98 6089 Grounded 121 94 72 6090 Java 103 76 58 6091 Reliable White 232 224 212 6092 Lightweight Beige 218 202 185 6093 Familiar Beige 203 184 162 6094 Sensational Sand 190 166 141 6095 Toasty 149 118 85 6096 Jute Brown 129 97 65 6097 Sturdy Brown 104 74 42 6098 Pacerace White te 2299 222 20808 6099 Sand Dollar 215 200 180 6100 Practical Beige 201 181 156 6101 Sands Of Time 187 165 139 6102 Portabello 148 126 99 6103 Tea Chest 124 101 75 6104 Kaffee 101 83 62 6105 Divine White 231 222 206 6106 Kilim Beige 215 201 176 6107 Nomadic Desert 198 180 152 6108 Latte 186 165 135 6109 Hopsack 158 134 101 6110 Steady Brown 136 110 75 6111 Coconut Husk 111 89 60 6112 Biscuit 235 223 204 6113 Interactive Cream 227 206 173 6114 Bagel 214 185 147 6115 Totally Tan 203 171 130 6116 Tatami Tan 185 147 101 6117 Smokey Topaz 165 127 84 6118 Leather Bound 140 102 58 6119 Antique White 231 222 199 6120 Believable Buff 217 202 168 Page 6 of 32 COLOR NO.
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  • Alden Shoe Company

    Alden Shoe Company

    Est. 1884 Alden Shoe Company 1 Taunton Street Middleborough, MA 02346 508-947-3926 Fax 508-947-7753 www.AldenShoe.com The Alden Shoe Company has manufactured quality shoes for men since 1884. With over 130 years of unwavering dedication to the highest standards of shoe-making, we proudly offer our collection of American handcrafted footwear. Not redone yearly at the drawing board, but reaffirmed continuously in the shop, heavy with the scent of rich leathers carefully worked to offer the best. The original tassel moccasin. Often copied... never equalled. Tassel Moccasins Shell Cordovan Calfskin Suede Q 563 Color 8 Cordovan 561 Dark Brown Calfskin 666 Mocha Kid Suede 664 Black Cordovan 660 Black Calfskin Q 3403 Snuff Suede Q 662 Burnished Tan Calfskin Aberdeen Last 663 Burgundy Calfskin Aberdeen Last Single oak leather outsoles Single oak leather outsoles Aberdeen Last C 8-13 Single oak B 8-13 D 6-13 leather outsoles Additional sizes C 7-13 E 6-13 for 660: D 6-13 B 8-13 AA 8 1/2-14 E 6-13 C 7-13 A 8 1/2-14 EEE 6-12 D 6-13 B 14, 15 E 6-13 C 14, 15 EEE 6-12 D 14, 15 E 14 EE 6-13 EEE 13 EEEE 7-12 3 Using the centuries-old method of pure vegetable tanning and hand finishing, the single tannery still producing genuine shell cordovan today is indeed practicing a rare art. The tanning process takes a full six months to complete and produces leather that is soft and supple, yet very durable..