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similar to ariats but they got their styling from the old time cowboys yes? I am wondering what the extra tongue is all about is that a logging thing? I was told it was to protect the boot from the stirrups....but a railroader told me that ...lol

I have one of them laced up wrong the small tongue I think is supposed to hang down to protect the boot from the stirrups

bottom of the heel cap says neolite

oh wait I see the first word is custom

there appears to be some lettering under the turner logo ...I am going to try and get a better shot blow it up and see if I can read it...almost looks like a pat number

the heel has a shelf in the back ...either a mistake or made that way to hold your spurs up?

Yeah I was thinking seventies for some reason too...seems they have a steel shank too that bulges the sole right in front of the heel....The only reference I could find for turners was and old trade card for Turners Boot and Shoes ...Albany New York...1883

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Hi...I have these boots I am trying to date any help appreciated...tia wyogems <img height=400 src=> <img height=400 src=http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm239/gemswyo2/turner%20boots/DSCF7491.jpg>

Hey guys! Thanks for the votes...This is the first time I have used this forum...its neat! I like it!...I probably should have put this in the question thread though...did not even know what I was doing...:cheer:...I love these little guys ...why cant we have these at ebay..

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These shoes are from the Estate of the founder of Sheridan...There was clothing up to the late sixties involved but the majority of the clothing was Victorian, Edwardian, 20s and 30s....The overwhelmingl opinion is that these shoes are 60s/70s...But I still am just not sure...I guess I am on the...