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Item Code: 801-133
Leather boots feature sewn leather pull-tabs, stacked heel and hob nailed leather soles. Toes are squared and could have been worn on either foot. One boot still retains original spur with leather strap and buckle. Strap has moderate crazing but no tears. Spur has light surface rust. Leather on boots is supple with light crazing all over. Boot with spur has two small holes, one on each side near the ankle area, as well as a small tear at the top on the seam.
Boots measure 15 ¼” tall. Length of foot measures 11 ¾”. [sm]
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