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Did you know the device that measures the size of your feet was made in Syracuse, New York.

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Did you know the device that measures the size of your feet was made in Syracuse, New York. Its called the Brannock Device and was designed in 1927. Today its the standard foot measuring tool for the footwear industry. But few know its name and even less know it was evented by Charles Brannock who was born into the shoe business. In 1906 Brannocks father, Otis,  joined with Ernest Parks and opened the Park-Brannock Shoe Co. in Syracuse. Back then, feet were measure with a block of wood. So w...

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