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I would pay £15,000 for yours Corny, negotiable

btw

At least he lived what he preached unlike George Harrison (living in a material world) and John Lennon (imagine) to name but two

btw Easy to say "All you need is love" when you live in a stockbroker belt mansion

I'd sooner make my own. Not that I can say sandal making is one of my skills. I sat and took my trousers up on the sewing machine the other day. I guess that's not a patch on homespun clothing that Gandhi wore.

I wonder if he made the sandals. Probably not, but it would be a nice thought. I hope a respectful person buys them.

I don't have the money and I don't think I have the space for a pair of old sandals. It's the ideas that matter.

Would I hell! I wonder what the Queen did with the loin cloth he sent to her as a wedding present. It wold have made a few decent floor cloths.

Lol at Andy. Never a truer word spoken about those two!

Nah, they probably wouldn't fit, he was only a little fella. I keep my old sandals in the cupboard, I suppose you could do the same with his.

I was gonna say yes, but only cos I read it as "Gandolf"

I wouldn't pay 15p for Ghandi never mind his cast off flip flops

If they were genuine I would gladly pay £15000 for them and cherish them as a memento of history's greatest men, symbolic of his simple, non violent approach that changed the World.

I wouldn't have given £15.00 for their owner,in his prime,let alone stale toe jammy old sandals.

EWW YUK !

Anyone who spends that kind of money on something like that has more money than sense.

Lol some people have more money than sense!