Pair of knitted socks. Large socks are rounded at the toe, have a defined heel, long through the calf, with a slightly tighter band at top. Foot is white with encircling strips of patterning, including open blue squares on an orange background, and lines in green, pink, and blue. Leg of socks are done in green squares containing a pink rectangle, and red squares with a blue and orange rectangle. Socks are connected to each other by a string at the toes.

Pair of knitted socks. Large socks are rounded at the toe, have a defined heel, long through the calf, with a slightly tighter band at top. Toe is black, foot has encircling strips of patterning, including orange zig zags on a blue background, and green and dark pink lines. Leg of socks are done in green flower shapes containing a red dot, and dark pink flowers with an orange dot. Socks are connected to each other by a strings at the toes and heels.

The wool is brown, gray, and white.

The wool is brown, gray, and white.

Woman’s white socks, pair. Socks are made of a thick white synthetic material, fully lined, in the same material, with a seam running from front top, around the toe and heel, to rear top. The socks take the slightly stylized shape of a foot, with a high, sharply pointed toe, rounded ball, and protruding rounded heel. Ankle is wide. The socks are nearly identical. Part b has a red, blue and white sticker at the top.

Woolen socks (part of a man’s costume with 3052/25-32). Socks are knitted from thick maroon wool, with three lines of ‘x’ shaped designs, around the ankle, in bright orange and dark green.

THE NATIVE AMERICANS: THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF NORTH AMERICA. TAYLOR, COLIN F., 1991, Publisher: SALAMANDER BOOKS, LTD