Vintage Cowboy Boots on eBay

Okay. I'll let you wear them, but not everyday.
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Wear Cowboy Boots...walk like you mean it.

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Can't decide whether or not to buy a pair of custom boots? Here, let me get you a glass of wine.Come to the Napa Valley. Visit Terri Courtney in her red-barn-bootshop. Buy my book, or bring your well-worn copy. I'll sign it. It'll be swell.
September 26, 2009 • 1-3 pm
Napa Valley Open Studios Tour
3151 Sunnydale Drive, Napa CA (map)
For more info,
read this flyer ...or contact:
Courtney Custom Boots
Terri Courtney, Bootmaker
(707) 501-8050 and terri@courtneycustomboots.com
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Hey! Remember those Old Gringo and Liberty Boots you wanted last year? ...before the whole world told you to put your money back in your pocket? (Sad trombone, via Maggie)
Well, I'm giving you one last chance.
6pm sells mens, womens and kids cowboy boots at up to 75% off retail. Here's your chance to be twice the rockstar at half the price (...or yeah, you could get a couple more pairs of the same Ariat's yer wearing now. Geez.)
Your size is selling quick, better hurry.

If you know Michael Anthony, you know he is passionate about bootmaking.
If you don't know Michael Anthony...let me tell you, he is PASSIONATE about bootmaking. He is precise in his craft. He is energetic... and very, very persistent. If he decides he needs moon dust to give his leather boots an unrivaled glow, then by God... he will get his moon dust! Even if he has to fill out 4 months of NASA paperwork, go to the moon himself... and bring the dust back to earth in his carry-on luggage.
(Of course, we all know that the "glow" comes from Michael's caring dedication, not the moon dust.)
Read about Michael Anthony's adventures "Tracing Lincoln's Footprints." Don't forget to click through the photos of the boots and other presidential mementos. (Washington Post. Thursday, May 14, 2009)
Custom Boots by Michael Anthony
227 North Main Street
Sebastopol, California 95472 USA
1-707-823-7204
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