And the seller of these boots allowed it to happen ... to him/her.
Brand: Sears Roebuck & Co.
Model: Wearmaster
Circa: 1950's / early 1960's
Color: Black
Size: Unknown, but measurements read like an 8
Measurements:
Sole: 11 1/4"
Width: 4"
Sole: Full Composition
Hardware: Rusted nickel
Leather: Oil-tanned Cowhide
Sold For: $40
Besides the obvious discrepancies, these Vintage Engineer Boots are in amazing condition. So amazing that I can't tell by the photos if they were worked on and conditioned by a cobbler. Either way, it would take just a few bucks for ANY local shop to bring these boots back up to par. I'd personally save time and money and perform the repairs myself.
On a bad day, these should've put at least five bills in the sellers pocket. I'd pay six to eight without batting an eye.
Product knowledge, folks - don't sell yourself short. The interesting thing is the seller used two photos lifted from this here blog. A simple search would've alerted him/her that these were gems which could have covered at least two car payments.
The toes on these suckers aren't even deflated yet!
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All parts are accounted for with the left instep strap needing just a little creative work.
Stacked Woodsman heels
Is that composition, cork or leather? Hard to tell with this photo
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