Early 1940s • Western Cowboy Boots • Men’s 10 D hard-to-find women’s size 5

hard-to-find women’s size 5

head-turning pair of vintage Nocona boots constructed entirely in genuine ostrich patchwork — from the full-quill vamps all the way up through the shafts

and the rise of country music on national radio

the front of each shaft bears a custom leather inlay spelling “DON” — the original owner’s name

The centerpiece on each shaft is a large horseshoe framing a hand-painted horse head in brown leather with a black bridle — detailed down to the eye and nostril

Early 1940s • Western Cowboy Boots • Men’s 10 D hard-to-find women’s size 5Early 1940s Western Cowboy Boots Mens 10 D A true wartime era pair authentic early 1940s cowboy boots built with the sleek lines and understated craftsmanship that defined pre war western bootmaking. Era & build Maker: Unbranded early western maker Era: Circa early 1940s Traditional full grain black leather vamps with chocolate brown shafts Hand cut cream inlay accents with classic scroll stitchwork Slim almond toe typical of pre 1950 western