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Cowboy Boots
Dry but no fibers broken. If I get them I'll try several coats of some rejuvenater...- Recoil Rob
- Post #5,071
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Cowboy Boots
Looking at some boots with hand tooled uppers that are very stiff and dried out. Anyone have any luck "re-hydrating" something like this? What did you do? thanks, Rob- Recoil Rob
- Post #5,069
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Cowboy Boots
Hmmm, my hippos don't have a hard finish like yours, more like rough suede....- Recoil Rob
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Cowboy Boots
Brings to mind a conundrum...a few times I've seen a pair of boots in my size that I definitely would have gone after, but they had the original owners initials. I've passed on some real stunners because of this. I'm beginning to think that, since I never wear pants tucked, I shouldn't let that...- Recoil Rob
- Post #5,028
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Cowboy Boots
I emailed PB, it's shark vamps and collars. I didn't win the auction...- Recoil Rob
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Cowboy Boots
Diggin' Tony's tie clasp/chain!- Recoil Rob
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Cowboy Boots
Heard back already... "The style number shows to be a Cowhide, name “Saddle Latigo” and has a Green Majestic shaft. They were in the Justin line for one year 1.97-1/98."- Recoil Rob
- Post #5,007
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Cowboy Boots
I think Justins had cloth labels through the 70's but not sure. I also thought they might be from the Vintage line. I reached out to my contact at Justin about them for you. May take a couple weeks but she'll get back to me with the info.- Recoil Rob
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Cowboy Boots
Anyone recognize this type leather?- Recoil Rob
- Post #4,993
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Cowboy Boots
About 30 years ago, as I was nearing 35, I scratched my mid life itch and bought a Harley Davidson Sportster and a lot of black leather. I already had a pair of Frye "reindeer" boots, tall stovepipes with clunky heels... I had them dyed black and when riding the extra heel helped when stopped...- Recoil Rob
- Post #4,988
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Cowboy Boots
Sizing is such a crapshoot. I found a lovely pair of Mahan peanut brittle tegu with one piece vamps. Label is El Paso so could be Lama or Lucchese. They're stamped 10D but a 9-1/2C is more like it, can't even get my foot in...- Recoil Rob
- Post #4,950
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Cowboy Boots
I finally found some Acme PeeWees that fit. I'm a 10D, these are an 11E.- Recoil Rob
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Cowboy Boots
I could have gotten $12 out of my pocket faster than that...- Recoil Rob
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Cowboy Boots
My first pair were peanut brittle leather Acme's stamped to look like tegu, terrible fit but I wore them anyway. I had to have another pair, now I have Nocona's. Everyone should have a pair, they are classics.- Recoil Rob
- Post #4,909
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Cowboy Boots
Unusual treatment of the 3 piece vamp, don't usually see it like that. With that nicely stitched shaft you did well.- Recoil Rob
- Post #4,907
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Cowboy Boots
Gentlemen, what can you tell me about Larry Mahan's boots? They look well designed and tastefully designed. From the little I could gather it seems they were made for Mahan by several different companies over the years. I've seen cloth labels stitched in with both El Paso, TX and Nocona TX. I...- Recoil Rob
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