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post #106 of 127

1/17/12 at 9:00pm

fritzl

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Originally Posted by Concordia

Nothing wrong with oxblood, which they do very well, but the antik cognac is a nice brown. I have that in the Norweger and like very much.

imo, the classic models look good in a viariety of colours. it's more about the purpose or context you want to use them.

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1/17/12 at 9:04pm

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Originally Posted by Son Of Saphir

Not look good in picture,

imo, this isn't helpful. some like them and some will never like them. a picture won't change this. would you buy alden or AE because of their stock pictures?

post #108 of 127

1/18/12 at 6:11am

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Originally Posted by fritzl

imo, the classic models look good in a viariety of colours. it's more about the purpose or context you want to use them.

Please elaborate with some examples please...

post #109 of 127

1/18/12 at 6:14am

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Originally Posted by fritzl

imo, this isn't helpful. some like them and some will never like them. a picture won't change this. would you buy alden or AE because of their stock pictures?

No I wil not if I have the opportunity to see and try them first hand. However with flexible shipping and exchange options it doesnt hurt to try before you nail your fit and last..

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1/18/12 at 9:55am

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Originally Posted by sstomcat

Please elaborate with some examples please...

not vass:

some of mine, also no vass:

the foster project without acetone and leather dyes:

various from operation paprika:

post #111 of 127

1/18/12 at 9:58am

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fritzl, nice pictures, the shoes have a lot of character. I like them.

post #112 of 127

1/18/12 at 10:08am

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Originally Posted by fritzl

not vass:

some of mine, also no vass:

the foster project without acetone and leather dyes:

various from operation paprika:

Man...what can I say, one of a kind!

post #113 of 127

1/18/12 at 10:42am

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Originally Posted by forex

fritzl, nice pictures, the shoes have a lot of character. I like them.

you're welcome. i love them... ...and i miss him. never forgotten. r.i.p. kiss bacsi

post #114 of 127

1/18/12 at 10:44am

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Originally Posted by sstomcat

Man...what can I say, one of a kind!

glad you like them. i appreciate it.

post #115 of 127

1/20/12 at 8:55am

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i always liked these

...and more:

post #116 of 127

1/20/12 at 12:29pm

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Who did the ones second, and fourth from the bottom?

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1/20/12 at 1:47pm

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Originally Posted by Concordia

Who did the ones second, and fourth from the bottom?

Materna

post #118 of 127

1/21/12 at 12:34am

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Originally Posted by Concordia

Who did the ones second, and fourth from the bottom?

from top to bottom:

Vass
Master Kiss
Karl Ivants
Kiss
Kiss
Materna
Kiss
Materna
Materna

post #119 of 127

1/27/12 at 5:46pm

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2-3 months of active browsing and this is what happens...

50/height/263

2 Vass MTO and 1 Bentvegna coming in the near future...
Edited by sstomcat - 1/27/12 at 7:14pm

post #120 of 127

2/10/12 at 8:09am

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