• (n.) A long pointed shoe. See Cracowes.
Pou·laine' noun [ French soulier à la poulaine .] A long pointed shoe. See Cracowes . 
A poulaine (also known as a poulan shoe) is a long pointed-toe shoe with a spur behind and turned up toes, fastened to the knee formerly worn during the 14th century. They were banned by Charles V of France in 1365, but the fashio again revived later.
(The pointed toe of) a crackowe