US Patent No. 1962526 Basketball Shoe by John T Riddell (1934) Frame Style:Bourbon Frame every blade angle and ferrule

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US Patent No. 1962526 Basketball Shoe by John T Riddell (1934) Frame Style:Bourbon Frame every blade angle and ferruleUs Patent No. 1962526 Basketball Shoe by John T Riddell (1934) drawn in the years when peach basket courts were giving way to the modern hardwood game, Riddell's schematic details a suction cupped sole engineered for the sudden pivots and stops of 1930s basketball every traction node rendered with the precision of a man who knew the squeak before the sneaker had a name. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U.