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post #1471 of 3335
10/28/12 at 3:15pm
Wow Patek you are taking one for the team. We appreciate that. How about pictures of your haul.
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post #1472 of 3335
10/28/12 at 4:00pm
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Originally Posted by laufer View Post

Wow Patek you are taking one for the team. We appreciate that. How about pictures of your haul.

I did not realize that I had made all of those purchases till I started to list them.... I scared myself.
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post #1473 of 3335
10/28/12 at 4:07pm
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I did not realize that I had made all of those purchases till I started to list them.... I scared myself.

 

    yes sir, I imagine you did. slow down a bit & enjoy some of it.

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post #1474 of 3335
10/28/12 at 4:37pm
Maybe I'll put myself on the no purchase club for November.

I just happened to come across some good deals combined with some "must have" items that I purchased.
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post #1475 of 3335
10/28/12 at 7:03pm
I favor the standard Oak/Walnut for the MTO but I would go with the brown suede if the group wanted to move in that direction. Face it, although this is a "country" boot, I can't see anyone on here using this footwear with a shovel out in the paddock picking up after Trigger. As for the Burgundy/Rose, I may have to go that alone one day.

Currently considering a Carmina balmoral in Navy but that will be a little down the road. Like Patek, I went deep the last few months. A custom Wilson 9 mm and a custom Ed Brown .45.

Wife's getting cross...
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post #1476 of 3335
10/28/12 at 7:14pm
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Originally Posted by Noonan View Post

I favor the standard Oak/Walnut for the MTO but I would go with the brown suede if the group wanted to move in that direction. Face it, although this is a "country" boot, I can't see anyone on here using this footwear with a shovel out in the paddock picking up after Trigger. As for the Burgundy/Rose, I may have to go that alone one day.
Currently considering a Carmina balmoral in Navy but that will be a little down the road. Like Patek, I went deep the last few months. A custom Wilson 9 mm and a custom Ed Brown .45.
Wife's getting cross...

Noonan, looks like the consensus is Dark Oak Antique with Walnut Country calf upper. You would be our fourth if you are interested. PM me your email and sizing info if you'd like. Thanks all for the interest -- making good progress.

Stay safe on the East Coast. Hopefully, much ado about nothing.
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post #1477 of 3335
10/29/12 at 10:11pm
Dark Oak and Walnut Country Calf on regular Dainite is what these boots are all about!
Any other combination just doesn't do them the justice!
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post #1478 of 3335
10/30/12 at 8:45pm
I'm in for the Namor boot. Would prefer Antique Oak.
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post #1479 of 3335
10/30/12 at 10:32pm

No one likes the Galway in Burgundy Antique w/ Red Berry Suede uppers on Dainite?  I think that's the sweetest combo...

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post #1480 of 3335
10/31/12 at 5:37am
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No one likes the Galway in Burgundy Antique w/ Red Berry Suede uppers on Dainite?  I think that's the sweetest combo...

A man after my own heart.
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post #1481 of 3335
10/31/12 at 7:12am
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Maybe I'll put myself on the no purchase club for November....
no you don't.. keep rolling smile.gif
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post #1482 of 3335
10/31/12 at 7:47am
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Saw this via  Leffot - the Epsom boot. I had no idea there was anything other than Galway and Shannon and I must say I think they look great but I'd still rather go for the Shannon. Anyone got a pair  or are they a new edition?

That boot is a new one from EG. I think it's an old archived model they've brought back. I'm having that done in Nightshade Calf (deep burgundy/purplish calf colour) at some point. Anyone else interested?
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post #1483 of 3335
10/31/12 at 8:04am
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Originally Posted by Leaves View Post

That boot is a new one from EG. I think it's an old archived model they've brought back. I'm having that done in Nightshade Calf (deep burgundy/purplish calf colour) at some point. Anyone else interested?

Interesting. What would the uppers be? Navy suede?icon_gu_b_slayer[1].gif
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post #1484 of 3335
10/31/12 at 8:20am
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That boot is a new one from EG. I think it's an old archived model they've brought back. I'm having that done in Nightshade Calf (deep burgundy/purplish calf colour) at some point. Anyone else interested?

YES!! SOUNDS AWESOME!

MORE INFO!!
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post #1485 of 3335
10/31/12 at 8:30am
So I have 4 people with confirmed interest for the Galway MTO that we are doing with Leaves. Only 2 more spots needed and we can get this rolling. Please PM me if you are interested.

Specs:
Dark Oak Antique calf (lower)
Walnut country calf (upper)
Antiqued brass exposed eyelets with speedhooks
Fully lined shaft
Medium antique edgetrim
Brown Dainite Sole

Price should be approximately $1020 (excluding VAT and depending on exchange rate). Delivery expected in 4 to 5 months.
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