

Sunday Boot Haul. Marlboro X Dan Post Deadstock with box and tags.
can anyone tell me what years these came out?


can anyone tell me what years these came out?
paid 175 for 5. Probably get on of the teju re shaped at some point. Keeping 1 of the cobra heads and Parting ways with the rest.
few months back I grabbed this pbr leather from fbmp for $40. Fast forward to today and I had a giant alli custom painted and im putting some custom boots to match this jacket in to production. Maybe a few pairs... may have some extra vamps for grabs.
Scored some Cuardas in elephant and had this hide diyed for the custom pbr boots im having done soon.
sat boot haul. Paid 100 for all 3. vintage panhandle slim. Chaco Sandy's the dogs need a rest.!!
Paid 170 for the 4 pairs. jb dillion python are new , Tony Lama sea bass used, Tony Lama python used and some random Mexican made boot used ? How can I date the tony's
Quick boot haul in The Florida panhandle. Lots of new old stock and something special in the form of a briefcase..
does anyone out there know if this is real elephant or print? Ppl with real experience in exotic skin please reply only
Just had these made with one person in mind. Spike lee. Help the hoss out and spread the word. I got an arsenal of ideas for boots.
1980s Justin Teju I picked up at an estate sale while in the midwest Got them from a guy who was a former p!mp. Its a funny story. I ended up buying a full length grey mink coat and some insane dapper dan clothes which I sold to a traveling hip hop museum about 5 years back.
Picked up a pair of $45 authentic croc boots that I want to repaint and completely transform the boot. I would appreciate if the community threw some ideas my way.
an hour drive and $40 and its now in my collection. Currently looking in to red caiman to get some boots made to match this jacket.
8x serratelli. Made in NEW JERSEY.
I was shopping at my local Tractor Supply out in Jersey , looking over some hay for my crops. For some reason the hay keeps the wild mushrooms from spreading, when an older fella struck up a conversation. He noticed my western wear right away(Vintage pan-handle slim shirt). He introduced himself as a retired livestock farmer from Oklahoma, who had transitioned into working as a local vet and got in to the franchise part of the biz. We ended up talking for nearly an 1/2 hour about livestock, Jersey acreage and the New York douchbags who buy up the land. Most importantly we chatted about the timeless art of well-crafted western wear. Feeling an immediate kinship, he completely caught me off guard by inviting me over to his farm/winery for dinner with his wife later that night to continue the conversation over a home-cooked meal. Before we parted ways, he told me to wait right by the counter while he stepped out to his Mini cooper. He returned holding a beautifully preserved pair of vintage Justin's cowboy boots, explaining that they were the ones he wore on his wedding day back in 79. Insisting that a true appreciate-er of quality western style should have them, he handed them over as a gift, free of charge. He was headed to Goodwill to donate them right after tractor supply . I left the store not only with a new pair of boots to add to my wardrobe but also with a new friend and a fancy duck dinner I had that night. Last week, I went to Hobby lobby got the top of the box framed and im giving it to him next week on his wedding anniversary. He said this to me upon parting.. "Husky you may not have 1000 acres of land and the livestock to go with it, but you are a cowboy at heart. You live and breath grit, integrity and the American spirit so stop wearing those bricks on your feet you call square toes!" Today I updated my will and it reads.. Bury me in mr.commacks boots no exceptions. And thats my story about these boots.
Dp 250th Anniversary Boots
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