1950s Vintage Cowboy Boots – Men’s Size 10.5

Crafted in the 1950s, these cowboy boots reflect a time when Western wear was more than just a trend—it was part of the American story. Built with care before mass production took hold, they feature classic two-tone leather and bold inlay work that showcases the craftsmanship of the era.

What makes these stand out even more is their condition. For boots over 70 years old, they’re remarkably well preserved—leather still supple, stitching tight, and details sharp. The original striped pull tabs and interior lining are intact, making them both a collector’s piece and a wearable relic.

Details:

• Men’s size 10.5

• Made in the USA, circa 1950s

• Two-tone leather: reddish brown foot with dark brown shaft

• Cream inlay in a stylized flame/leaf pattern

• Original leather soles and heels with light, even wear

• Interior lining and striped cotton pull tabs in excellent shape

• Pointed toe with a classic Western heel

• Immaculate condition for their age—no major flaws or damage

These are more than just vintage boots—they’re a piece of American craftsmanship, preserved far better than most from their time.

1960s Acme Cowboy Boots – Size 13 B

This pair of Acme cowboy boots dates back to the 1960s, a period when the brand was known for combining mass production efficiency with detailed craftsmanship. Made in the USA, these boots reflect the transitional era in Western wear, when decorative inlays became more expressive, and the pointed toe gained popularity for both fashion and function.

Key Features:

• Men’s size 13 B (narrow width)

• Genuine leather construction, including uppers, soles, and stacked leather heels

• Multi-tone floral inlay in cream and turquoise, typical of mid-century Western design

• Traditional narrow pointed toe and cowboy heel

• Goodyear welted leather soles with original stitching and nails visible

• Moderate wear throughout consistent with age; structurally solid with no major flaws

Acme was one of the most prolific American bootmakers in the mid-20th century, producing durable boots that balanced affordability with style. This pair is an authentic example of their work from that era, ideal for collectors, designers, or anyone interested in Western Americana.