Men's 11-11.5

1950s • Stewart Romero • “Heart & Wings” Inlay Boots — Men’s 11 D

A true mid-century New Mexico standout — hand-cut, boldly inlaid, and unmistakably Stewart Romero.

Era & Build

• Maker: Stewart Romero (New Mexico), 1950s
• Construction: All-leather build; pegged & stitched leather soles; stacked cowboy heel
• Upper: Rich chestnut/burgundy leather with crisp white, yellow, and rose-red heart-and-wing inlays
• Toe/Heel: Classic mid-century pointed toe with cowboy underslung heel
• Height: Approx. 10–11” pee-wee height with scalloped collars and contrasting top piping

Size & Fit

• Tagged: Men’s 11 D
• Fit Notes: Typical 1950s Romero fit — slightly narrow through the toe, but true in the heel and instep.

Honest mid-century wear with excellent structure.

• Strong leather throughout; no rot or softness
• Soles show expected age-darkening but retain plenty of life
• Inlays remain bright with no lifting
• Minor scuffing at toe and heel counters, typical for the era
• Stitching intact throughout

Why We Love Them

The heart-and-wings Romero motif is one of the most collectible and expressive designs of 1950s Southwestern bootmaking — and rarely found in a men’s size 11. The layered inlay work, the warm chestnut leather, the crisp white radiating feather cuts… these are the kinds of boots that stopped people in their tracks 70 years ago and still do today.

Notes & Care

Condition with a neutral cream, store with boot trees, and avoid excess heat to preserve the inlays.

1970s Jacke Wolfe Ranchwear Two-Tone Western — Men’s 11 D

A clean, salt-of-the-earth pair from Jacke Wolfe Ranchwear of Salt Lake City — built for the working cowboy with just enough refinement to wear into town.

Era & Build

• Maker: Jacke Wolfe Ranchwear, Salt Lake City, UT

• Era: 1970s

• Construction: Full-leather build · stitched welt · leather sole · stacked heel

• Color: Two-tone golden tan and chocolate brown

• Height: Approx. 11″

• Toe / Heel: Snip toe · cowboy heel

Size & Fit

• Tagged Men’s 11 D (standard width)

• True to size with a comfortable arch and classic 1970s instep

Condition Grade: Vintage A — Excellent condition with minor surface crease at vamp, light sole wear, and fully intact lining and stitching.

Why We Love Them

These boots carry that quiet ’70s refinement — smooth top-grain leather, bold stitch pattern, and distinctive two-tone overlay across the toe and heel. Built by a regional maker with a cult following in the Mountain West, they bridge utility and style in true Western fashion.

Notes & Care

Cleaned, conditioned, and ready for daily wear or display. Apply neutral balm to maintain luster; store with boot trees to preserve shape.

SKU: NB-JackeWolfe-70s-TwoTone-11D

Shipping: Insured and double-boxed · international duties/VAT may apply

Nashville Booted — iconic by nature.

 1980s • Champion Attitude • “Roy Rogers” Custom Eagle & Star Boots • Men’s 11 D

Why We Love Them

 A tribute to the golden era of Western showmanship. These Champion Attitude boots channel Roy Rogers himself — bold, patriotic, and unapologetically Western. They feature silver eagle inlays clutching red hearts, framed by maroon shafts stitched with silver stars — pure Americana with a rockabilly edge.  

Spec Card

• Maker: Champion Attitude (by Western Boot Company)
• Model: Roy Rogers Custom
• Era: 1990s (limited custom production)
• Size: Men’s 11 D
• Upper: Deep maroon shaft with silver eagle and heart inlays, caramel top with silver stars
• Vamp: Caramel and brown leather with flame-style overlays
• Toe: Snip
• Heel: Western underslung
• Lining: Full leather
• Construction: Goodyear welt, stacked leather heel
• Details: Star-stitched collars, patriotic motif, bold multi-tone inlays

The Story

Roy Rogers was the “King of the Cowboys” — a symbol of mid-century Western optimism and flair. Champion Attitude’s tribute pairs vintage showboot styling with top-tier craftsmanship, capturing the spirit of Nudie Cohn and Hollywood’s singing cowboys. These boots were built for performers, dreamers, and collectors of true Americana.

Nashville Booted Notes

Part of our Americana Icons Collection, this pair celebrates the legacy of Western showmanship — where boots were more than footwear; they were stagecraft.

 1950s • Kirkendall • Brown Suede Inlay Westerns • Men’s 11 D

Why We Love Them

Out of the Kirkendall lineage—one of the great family names of American bootmaking—comes this handsome mid-century pair. Brown suede shafts play canvas to swooping green and gold inlays, a bold design language that only the 1950s could have dreamed up. These boots carry the grit of decades, with a patina that speaks of dancehalls, long rides, and stories etched deep into their leather. True Americana with a lived-in soul.

Spec Card

• Maker: Kirkendall (cloth pull-label present)
• Era: 1950s (styling, construction, materials)
• Size: Men’s 11 D
• Upper: Chocolate suede with green + gold leather inlays
• Toe: Square/almond mid-century profile with stitched vamp detail
• Heel: Stacked leather, cowboy underslung profile
• Sole: Original leather outsole, half-rubber replacement on one boot
• Lining: Full leather
• Condition: Richly worn with a charismatic patina—creases, scuffs, and weathered tones that only enhance their authenticity. Structurally solid and ready for display or wear.

The Story

The Kirkendall family helped shape the boot industry through brands like Acme, Justins, and Nocona—roots that run deep in Western heritage. A pair like this embodies not just cowboy culture, but also the artistry of an era when boots were stitched by hand to last generations. To hold them is to hold a true piece of 1950s Americana.

1950s Men’s Cowboy Boots – Size 11
A genuine artifact of American westernwear, these mid-century cowboy boots reflect the utilitarian craftsmanship and stylistic identity of postwar America. Rugged yet refined, they offer a glimpse into the working heritage of the American West during a time of transition—when cattle ranching, rodeo culture, and western fashion began to influence the broader American wardrobe.

Historical Features:
• Mid-Century Construction: Crafted in the 1950s, a period when cowboy boots were hand-lasted and bench-made to endure hard labor and long hours in the saddle.
• Two-Tone Leather: Deep oxblood and saddle brown tones in full-grain leather reflect the classic color palette of the era—both practical and eye-catching.
• Cutout Inlays: Cream-colored cross motifs, machine-stitched with precision, signal regional flair often found in Texas or New Mexico bootmakers of the time.
• Traditional Toe and Heel Shape: Narrow rounded toe and slightly underslung heel consistent with working cowboy design—made for both durability and stirrup compatibility.
• Leather Sole with Stitching: Worn but solid, the stitched leather soles and stacked heels bear the imprint of time while remaining structurally sound—hallmarks of mid-20th century bootmaking.
• No Branding Visible: Typical of earlier, smaller-scale makers before mass branding took hold in western footwear manufacturing.

These boots aren’t just vintage—they’re survivors of an American way of life. Ideal for collectors, westernwear enthusiasts, or anyone who values the integrity of original craftsmanship from a time before fast fashion.