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These boots were bought in the 1960s for a driller with the Anaconda Mining Company of Montana. They are a size 14AA, have a soft toe and measure 13-1/4″ by 4-3/4″, and 9-1/2″ bottom of the sole to top of the shaft. Though the owner’s daughter in law referred to them as Whites, and the pattern is identical to Whites of that period, there are no longer any visible brand markings on these.
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These boots were bought in the 1960s for a driller with the Anaconda Mining Company of Montana. They are a size 14AA, have a soft toe and measure 13-1/4″ by 4-5/8″, and 9-1/2″ bottom of the sole to top of the shaft. Though the owner’s daughter in law referred to them as Whites, and the pattern is identical to Whites of that period, there are no longer any visible brand markings on these.
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These boots were made for a European army, probably East German, probably in the 1980s. They have rubber soles and pebbled leather. They measure 12-1/4″ heel to toe, 4-3/8″ at the widest point of the sole.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/272129260309
These vintage cowboy boots were made by Acme and have a cutout pattern of a firebird / eagle, with blue and gold stitching and white piping. They have cats paw heels and measure 12″ heel to toe and 4″ at the widest point.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/272128391761
These vintage engineer boots were made by Chippewa. They have a Chippewa branded oil resistent sole, which appears almost unworn. They are tagged a 10 D and measure 12-1/2″ heel to toe, 4-1/8″ at the widest point and 18″ bottom of sole to top of shaft.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/272128388105
http://www.ebay.com/itm/272050096963
These vintage boots are European, made in the 1930s-1940s. I was sold they were reindeer fur when I bought them, and the look consistent with that to me. They have pegged leather soles and rubber covered heels. The square toe looks like ski boots of the period, but they do not have the grooved heel sides that I generally associate with that style. The sole measures 12-1/2″ long and 4-7/16″ wide.
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/272040500293
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These vintage boots were made in the 1950s-1960s for Montgomery Ward under their Wards Powr House workwear label. They are of a moc toe hunting style with speed hooks and and attached tongues. They have air bob soles. They are tagged a size 12E and measure 12-3/4″ heel to toe and 4-3/4″ at the widest point.
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