Vintage Tony Lama Snake Cowboy Boots| Leather Cowboy Boots| diamondback rattlesnake | Made in USA| style 8845 8D (Men's 6 or Women 8D) arizona Year: 1989 wbt-hd50

Name: Vintage Tony Lama Snake Cowboy Boots| Leather Cowboy Boots| diamondback rattlesnake | Made in USA| style 8845 8D (Men's 6 or Women 8D) arizona Year: 1989 wbt-hd50
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 96293704619
Price: 124.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4419 (23 reviews)

Vintage Tony Lama Snake Cowboy Boots| Leather Cowboy Boots| diamondback rattlesnake | Made in USA| style 8845 8D (Men's 6 or Women 8D) arizona Year: 1989 wbt-hd50

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Vintage Tony Lama Snake Cowboy Boots Leather Cowboy Boots diamondback rattlesnake Made in USA style 8845 8D (Men's 6 or Women 8D) arizona Year: 1989 wbt hd50 Year: 1989 Conditions: AUTHENTIC VINTAGE : NO MODERN REPRODUCTION YEAR: 1990's Height: 14"

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