The Red Sandals are the footwear of Prince Moni Vivescu, the young upstart of the Paris cycle.
History
In Paris in 1901, Claude Nauge confiscated them for the FORJA fraternity and the Uchronic Socialists and put them in the hands of Henriette. Their value paid for feeding abandoned children.
The Iron Doves, a faction of unionist railway women of Antiterra, adopted the pair as their emblem. Since then the sandals are a totem of revolutionary identity and of the redistribution of wealth along the railway routes of the continent.
The inventories of Uchronic Paris list them among the objects of the cycle.
Open questions
- Their present whereabouts are not recorded.