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Michael A

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haistelija

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Bought these Vintage boots off Ebay a week ago.
No date stamps, only stamps "Dolcian B742 7 17". They were sold as ww2 officer ammo boots but as there are no stamps to prove it I don't wan to market them as such.
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They looked and were quite dirty. Luckily it was just plain dirt and they cleaned up well.
Damn they're made well. The attention to detail is staggering.
Here they are cleaned
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willyto

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Bought these Vintage boots off Ebay a week ago.
No date stamps, only stamps "Dolcian B742 7 17". They were sold as ww2 officer ammo boots but as there are no stamps to prove it I don't wan to market them as such.

They looked and were quite dirty. Luckily it was just plain dirt and they cleaned up well.
Damn they're made well. The attention to detail is staggering.
Here they are cleaned

Nice boots they look a lot like the George Webb shoes we both have. If you do a shot comparing them I would say they could be from the same maker...
 

Michael A

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I just picked these up,
Sear Roebuck Wearmaster 15 1/2" Boot by Michael A2012, on Flickr

Can anyone tell me about Sears Wearmaster boots?
Sears Roebuck and Co Wearmaster Boot Label by Michael A2012, on Flickr

Were these hunting boots? I sort of recall linemen's boots having a double layer on the inside ankle area.
Sears Wearmaster Boot Sole by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Nailed sole
Any notion as to how old they might be?
Sears Roebuck and Co Wearmaster Boot by Michael A2012, on Flickr

Thanks,
Michael
 

Mormonopoly

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Columbus, Ohio
I haven't added much to my personal collection lately, but I have been having great luck at the thrift stores.
1950s Thom McAns



1950s Weyenberg Massagic



1980s Footjoy Classics


1960s Florsheim



Johnston & Murphy Aristocraft. Not sure of the date on these, but I think the heels are later.



1950s British Walkers



World War 2 Dress Shoes, dated November 22, 1944, deadstock

 

Isshinryu101

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New Jersey
Bought these Vintage boots off Ebay a week ago.
No date stamps, only stamps "Dolcian B742 7 17". They were sold as ww2 officer ammo boots but as there are no stamps to prove it I don't wan to market them as such.
r48Z5FHl.jpg

They looked and were quite dirty. Luckily it was just plain dirt and they cleaned up well.
Damn they're made well. The attention to detail is staggering.
Here they are cleaned
6d6JuHy.jpg
They are not "officer's boots", but rather some nice, likely veldtshcoen boots. Very watertight and sturdy.
 

VintageEveryday

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regrettably, i don't have photos of these yet, but I picked up a near perfect pair of Ralph Lauren saddle shoes for 10 bucks. Some rich kid must have gotten a scuff on them, and donated them. Vintage shoes.... I don't know. I've always wanted a pair of classy Art Deco-y shoes, but I have a swird shaped pair of feet, and I don't think I'd fit into a normal pair of 10.5s (If i could ever find an affordable pair, that is).
 

LuvMyMan

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I picked up these Mansfield Shell Longwings yesterday.
Mansfield Genuine Cordovan Longwing Brogues by Michael A2012, on Flickr
P1190580 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
I'm thinking about having foot surgery to make my feet smaller.
Mansfield Cordovan Gunboats by Michael A2012, on Flickr
I'm guessing they are late '60's models. Made by the makers of Bostonians according to an old newspaper ad, and on sale for $23, also according to the ad.

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Nice and the price is super!
 

LuvMyMan

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regrettably, i don't have photos of these yet, but I picked up a near perfect pair of Ralph Lauren saddle shoes for 10 bucks. Some rich kid must have gotten a scuff on them, and donated them. Vintage shoes.... I don't know. I've always wanted a pair of classy Art Deco-y shoes, but I have a swird shaped pair of feet, and I don't think I'd fit into a normal pair of 10.5s (If i could ever find an affordable pair, that is).
So is your foot wide, narrow, thick?
 

VintageEveryday

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I've always been satisfied with modern versions of vintage style shows. Where do you guys find these 30s-40s shoes?? And my shoe size is 10.5, and narrow, making it tough to find normal shoes that fit, let alone vintage ones.
 

Mormonopoly

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Columbus, Ohio
The answer for me, is that I spend way too much time looking through ebay listings. Even large sizes can be found with enough time spent looking - those Roblees I posted are 11.5B.
 

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