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FS1924/30 TokenCoin It represents a rare heirloom of football shoes from 100 years ago. Coin commemorating authenticity. Object for major auctions. Museum shoes antiques history football RARE (a piece of football history) EXCELLENT CONDITION (can be worn to feel like football from 100 years ago) At the beginning of the twentieth century, the transition was made to leather studs, to reinforcements at the tip with a leather layer and to raise the gambit above the ankle. Dry ones weighed more than half a kilo and with rain or wet ground they reached double weight. The market offered various types of football footwear as early as the 20th century. They were very low, with a six-nail leather sole, but it wasn't enough, you had to reduce the weight to buy speed and improve the grip of the nails. Thus began the abandonment of some traditional materials, which were replaced with artificial ones that still prove safer and more efficient. Thanks to the rise in popularity of football, companies specializing in the production of footwear for the game were born, including Gebrüder Dassler Schuhfabrik, founded in Germany by brothers Adolf (Adi) and Rudolph Dassler. Adolf himself patented the adjustable and unscrewable rubber studs that would revolutionize the world of football boots in 1954. When the two brothers separated, giving birth to Adolf at Adidas and Rudolph at Puma, the evolution continued faster, also driven by competition.