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Levis Big E 505 non reproduction jeans , worn with some fraying at the hem. Talon 42 zip, 8 stamped button. Some mild wear lines coming in but still dark. Size 36 x 32 $250 shipped. I also have some deadstock original 646 flare/bellbottoms if any are interested. One is sized 34 x 32.

Coat has a 46" chest, 24.25"sleeves, 44" waist, 18.25" shoulders. Cotton/polymide blend, faded black in color. great condition. $180

vintage deadstock Raw denim duffle bag is small, notepads, really only good for notepads/books/extra t shirt. The denim is really stiff. Made in Japan. Unused. $50

Size 42,

In great shape. Embroidery could be cleaned. Minor scratches from limited outdoor use. It's a heavyweight cowhide.

Retails for $800. 25 2/8" sleeves, 42" chest, 22" length, 19" shoulders

320USD shipped priority/insured

#2 vintage russell zip boots, size 9, I bought thinking they would run big enough for a sz 10...they don't, but a 9.5 would be good. Just lookng to get what I paid = $120 shipped. They are well worn but have life left

$190 (SHIPPED AND INSURED) Paypal accepted

Wolverine 1000 mile boots

$325 MSRP

Size 9 D, run .5 to 1 size large

Made in USA

New in Box, sold to me as seconds with minor cosmetic blemishes. These should be visible in the pics.

Very nice!!!

what is that sole made of?

thanks it is cork

30s/40s horsehide lineman boots

my favorite boots. very old Sears & Roebucks boots possibly, but I can barely make out the tag that's on em.

$525 retail. Used around 10 times. True to size. Size 10 D.

$220. buy plz, they're nice. pm me with email to send money request.

Vintage used gucci tassel loafers 9.5/10 excellent condition

Size 45 B, 11-11.5 Narrow Width

11.9" x 3.8"

I ship fast.

$240 paypal

$230 moneybookers

$220 usps MO, check, cash

I'm selling a pair of Vintage Fabiano Mountaineering Boots in size 11.5 D. I'd love to keep them but I like money.

Fabianos were made by Scarpa of Italy for years and then went kaput.

They fit a bit small, an 11 or even a 10.5 would have little problem wearing these. The boots have no cushioned insole, but rather just a leather footbed on top of a leather midsole and a Vibram outsole. They feel like comfortable dress shoes. They lace up tight, and I think they're boots even for casual wear. The color is reddish brown with lighter brown highlights, creating an almost irridescent effect. The leather is thick and can either be shined or conditioned to a subtle glow.

The soles are double stitched (norweigian welted) and screwed on. The uppers and linings are all leather and pleasantly padded at the heels and collars. The tongues are gusseted with velcro pads to keep them in place and sueded on the inside for comfort. There are two sets of traditional eyelets at the very bottom, then it's hooks the rest of the way up. There are two nicks on the toes, a couple thorn pokes in the back, and the unavoidable scratches that plague smooth leather, but by mountaineering boot standards these are like new. The hard vibram soles have but the slightest amount of wear on the heels, barely worth mentioning. They will endure years of abuse. Flexes somewhat in the forefoot, I'm thinking 1/2-3/4th steel shank.

As far as performance goes, a lot of people swear by the vintage boots of this kind for their durability, lack of gore-tex or fabric linings, looks, and overall heft. Others prefer newer gore-tex lined boots which are generally much lighter and easier to waterproof due to the lack of exposed stitching. Me, I don't like gore-tex and I like the vintage look.

My price is $220 shipped conus, based on original retail of $300, their overall condition and rarity, and the current price of comparable boots, such as Limmer - which sells their Standard boot for $600. Feel free to make a reasonable offer.

http://books.google.com/books?id=7-MDAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA49&lpg=PA49&dq=dunham+tyroleans&source=bl&ots=WZiB9At2if&sig=rNv9bjisI061d03hYeJFBrg1E9c&hl=en&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=9&ct=result#PPA49,M1

Not boots, just an article about staying warm in your mountaineering boots for anyone interested. Pg 50-57, peace.

LL Beans mocs, resoled with boat sole, made in Maine by Quoddy. Been using flaxseed oil and cordovan polish to give them a little sheen.

Just stumbled across these. Looks a bit like quoddy, deer leather, made in USA and stuff. good prices. anyone tried em? footwearbyfootskins.com

The Knapps and the Irish Setters are nice. Had meant to bid on these Asolo's but forgot.

dangit.