Mocassins
(Western?) Apache moccasins; k(h)é (TK); buckskin, rawhide, sinew, glass beads; h. 13 cm., l. (of sole) 26.5 cm., w. (of sole) 9.5 cm; ca. 1880. In pre-reservation times, Western Apache men reportedly wore three lengths of moccasins: knee-high, mid-calf, and ankle-high (Ferg 1987:94). This pair of hard-soled, ankle-high moccasins is probably Western Apache, but a Chiricahua origin cannot be ruled out, ...