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Paul Bond Fern Sawyer Boots
Circa 1940 Cowgirl boots circa 1940. White patent leather, made by Paul Bond for Fern Sawyer. Fern is in the Cowgirl Hall of Fame and was quite a western character. Stitching on the shafts of each boots forms the word "Fern" in 4 places. Small. 15" tall by 10" long. SOLD |
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Cow Town Multi- Color Stitched Boots
Circa 1960's Chocolate brown boots, pointed toe, with colorful stitching
up the sides and around top. All hand made by Cow Town. SOLD |
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Tony Lama Pink Boots
Circa 1950-60's Great pair of bright pink Tony Lama boots. Circa 1950-60s, this pair is a size 9. SOLD |
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Justin Multi-Color Stitch Boots
Circa 1940's Nice pair of Justin black cowboy boots circa 1940's. This pair has multi-colored 4 rows of stitching on the uppers and black cloth Justin pulls. They are in very good condition and are approximately a woman's size 9-9 1/2. SOLD |
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Black Tony Lama Boots
Circa 1950 Nice pair of black vintage Tony Lama boots with silver inlay, and lizard toe, very good condition mens 8 or 9. SOLD |
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Black And White Flame Stitched Boots
Circa 1940's Black and white flame stitched flower boots circa 1940's. Green and orange flame stitching on white uppers with inlaid black leaves across top, and a red flower inlay in front and back. Lower overlay is black with cross stitching. Approx women's 6 1/2 narrow. SOLD |
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Kid's Tall Boots Circa 1880 Kid's 3 piece Coffeyville style brown boots, circa 1880. These were well worn with numerous reinforcements on soles and some wear on the toes, and one boot has worn through at the heel, showing that these were the real deal. 8" by 5.5". SOLD |
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Large Tooled Leather Satchel Circa 1950
Fantastic large 6-sided bag, with roses tooled on four sides, and a wonderful wood grain border. Dark lacing is around all edges, and the two straps are adjustable via buckles, to use as shoulder straps or as handles. The interior is lined with faux leather in a bright turquoise. The roses and leaves are stained red and green, respectively. Measurements are 18" L x 12" H x 7" D. It is rigid and in great shape, so it could hold a variety of objects. Price: $1,800.00 |
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N. Turk Embroidered Shirt 1935
Early wool gabardine man's shirt made by Nathan Turk. We believe this shirt to have been worn at one time by one of the Maddox Brothers - in the book "100 Years of Western Wear", Rose Maddox' famous matching outfit is pictured. The embroidery features white roses with purple accents, and green stems and leaves. There's also embroidery down the placket. Cream piping is on the sleeves, shoulders, collar and smile pockets. The snap covers look like celluloid. The shirt is in very good condition, with a few moth bites that are hard to pick out. The half-lining at the shoulders (inside) is silk, and it has separated across the neck. Size is 18 1/4" across back shoulders, 23" sleeve from outside shoulder seam, 21" across chest at underarms, and 27" from back of collar seam to tail. Price: $2,100.00 |
