Vintage Black Label Tony Lama Western Boots | Womens 6.5-7D | Mid-calf

Pretty darn good vintage condition Tony Lama Black label (first era Black Label) Western women's boots. Check photos for style stamps/size! Genuine leather, pointed toe. Wood Fowler slanted heel. Brown with rare white weave detail on toe, white stitching, ribbing and boot pulls. Narrow width. these have a few minor scuffs and imperfections but are pretty little boots and great for their age. I've personally never seen another pair exactly like these! I bought them for myself but they're a little too snug. It's time I let them go to someone who will give them the good timin', boot scootin' they deserve! This era of Tony Lama boots with the El Paso Black Label are well sought after and cherished by collectors and boot lovers. Wonderful workmanship and materials. Made by hand in El Paso, Texas, USA. sole length: 10 1/4" sole width: 3" shaft length: 10 1/4" interior shaft circumference: approx 12" exterior shaft circumference: approx 12 1/2" calf opening across: approx 4" heel: 1 1/2" I want these to find the right person, so here is a bit more info that I would want if I were the buyer. If you aren't familiar with vintage boots, please read up a bit on what to expect. I regularly wear a 7.5 reg women's western work boot, sometimes a 7 in dress-up boots, a 6-6.5 in most heels and sandals. These are just a tad bit tight on me in the vamp and toe. I have about a 13" calf and these fit me fine in the shaft. They feel sound soled and not too stiff like some vintage boots.