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My Balmoral Boots
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Michael Ay329
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Holy ****...did I just notice faux lacing ala Cleverley???
petitnoblesse
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I just ordered a custom pair on that last, as soon as they come in I'll be sure to post pics.
petitnoblesse
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How many of us have turned to him for shoes now?
Geoff Gander
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Enough to keep Cliff in business for years, I'm sure.
Michael Ay329
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Further Lazyman shoes with imitation lacing are in my near future (these are not mine). I'm awaiting completion of my first commission, a balmoral boot...then we'll do a Lazyman If you look at his toes...the appear to be nicely squared and also chiseled.
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Madrileno
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It's been a month more or less since I ordered a pair of balmorals, I can't wait to get them just so I can order another pair in the new last (I would feel guilty ordering several pairs at a time, to much strain on my wallet)
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