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Duh. I didn’t post until after ordering.Mmmmmm, may have partaken in this…
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Duh. I didn’t post until after ordering.Mmmmmm, may have partaken in this…
No they’re a new old stock from possibly Herrings mate. Could be a fair age, maybe ten.
I think is an olde one mate possibly a sampleAh look similar to a pair of Cheaney I got off of Herrings.
I'm still very noob but it may seem the boots in your pics are not trickers. maybe alfred sargent dumfries or similar?Hello, can anybody comment on these? They look like Tricker's to me, but don't seem to have the bellows tongue and lack the reinforcement along the Achilles tendon. Thanks
Well, they do have the quintessential Tricker's medallionI'm still very noob but it may seem the boots in your pics are not trickers. maybe alfred sargent dumfries or similar?
Well, they do have the quintessential Tricker's medallion
Hello, can anybody comment on these? They look like Tricker's to me, but don't seem to have the bellows tongue and lack the reinforcement along the Achilles tendon. Thanks
Unfortunately there's no photo of the inside, but you can see they lack the fabric label on the tongue and it seems there's some metallic printed letters instead, which is unlike the handwritten marking on all my Tricker's.it could be a model from the ‘corniche range’ which Tricker’s stopped producing more than a decade ago. These were slightly lower quality than the town and county ranges and not using a leather heel stack was fairly typical. It could also be from another manufacturer who has used the same medallion. Can you provide a shot of the writing inside the boot?
Unfortunately there's no photo of the inside, but you can see they lack the fabric label on the tongue and it seems there's some metallic printed letters instead, which is unlike the handwritten marking on all my Tricker's.
It looks like C shade Gorse leather but I believe Alfred Sargent used to offer that too years ago. It also looks like they’ve been resoled and heeled by a competent cobbler. But without seeing the inside I can’t be sure whether they’re Trickers or not.Unfortunately there's no photo of the inside, but you can see they lack the fabric label on the tongue and it seems there's some metallic printed letters instead, which is unlike the handwritten marking on all my Tricker's.
Don't own any Monkey boots but I may have to source a pair, picked this up on the 19th.Monkies..
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