Size 7.5 B - Justin Women’s Vintage Cowboy Western Boots Green With Purple Inlays

These gorgeous vintage cowboy boots by Justin come in a ladies size 7.5 in green leather with purple inlays. This is an incredibly rare color combination and these boots are in good pre owned condition with tons of life left both inside and out. 

History 

Justin Boots was founded in 1879 by H.J. Justin in Spanish Fort, Texas, making it one of the oldest boot companies in the United States. H.J. Justin began crafting boots for cowboys and ranchers, focusing on quality and durability which quickly earned him a reputation in the burgeoning frontier. After his death, his daughter Enid Justin established Nocona Boot Company, but the Justin name continued to grow. Over the decades, Justin Boots expanded its range to include various styles for both work and leisure, becoming synonymous with cowboy culture. In 1981, Justin Industries, which included Justin Boots, acquired Nocona Boots, consolidating the family's legacy. Today, Justin Boots is still celebrated for its handcrafted quality, now under the umbrella of Boot Royalty Company, continuing to embody the spirit of the American West.

Women’s Size 6 M - Larry Mahan NOS Vintage Tall Cowboy Western Boots Floral Butterfly Inlays Golden Accents

Step into elegance and Western flair with these striking 1970s Larry Mahan cowgirl boots. Crafted from sleek black leather, these knee-high boots are adorned with intricate golden floral embroidery and feature bold metallic accents on the toe and heel. The ornate details and tall silhouette make these boots a stunning statement piece, perfectly blending traditional craftsmanship with bold design. Whether you’re a vintage fashion enthusiast or a collector of iconic Western wear, these boots are a true testament to style and quality.

Larry Mahan Boots, established in the 1970s, are inspired by the legendary rodeo champion and six-time All-Around World Champion Cowboy, Larry Mahan. Known for his pioneering spirit and dedication to excellence, Mahan’s brand quickly became synonymous with premium Western footwear. Each pair of boots reflects his commitment to combining timeless Western tradition with innovative designs that stand out. Larry Mahan Boots captured the hearts of rodeo fans and fashion-forward individuals alike, making them a must-have for those seeking both durability and distinctive style.

These boots are more than just footwear—they’re a piece of Western heritage, designed to make you stand tall and confident in every step. Perfect for collectors or anyone who appreciates vintage artistry, these Larry Mahan cowgirl boots are a rare gem that celebrates the spirit of the American West.

NashvilleBooted.com Return Policy

At NashvilleBooted.com, we want you to love your boots! We proudly accept returns, but we ask that you purchase with the genuine intent to keep them-not just to rent for a short time.

Returns & Exchanges

-Timeframe: Returns and exchanges are accepted within 30 days of delivery.

-Condition: Boots must be unworn, undamaged, and in their original packaging (try them on indoors on a clean surface).

-Refunds: Once we receive and inspect your return, we’ll issue a full refund to your original payment method.

-Exchanges: If you need a different size or style, we’re happy to help with an exchange.

How to Return

1. Contact our team at [your contact email] to initiate a return.

2. We’ll provide return instructions and a shipping label (if applicable).

3. Ship the boots back in their original packaging.

What We Don’t Accept

-Boots that show signs of wear (scuffed soles, creases, stains, etc.).

-Returns past the 30-day window.

-Purchases made with the intent of short-term use.

We appreciate your understanding and support. Our goal is to ensure every customer gets the perfect pair of boots while maintaining fairness for all shoppers. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out!

Women’s Size 7 M - Vintage Women’s Star Embroidered Cowboy Western Boots Red Wingtips

These incredibly cool vintage cowgirl boots come in a ladies size 7 in black leather with red wingtips and star embroidery. These boots are so cool and they’re in fantastic pre owned condition. I would say they’re 80’s era. 

Women’s Size 7.5 M - 1960’s Cowboy Western Boots Star Inlays

These gorgeous boots hail from the 1960’s and come in brown leather with white star inlays. These boots are super cool and are in very good pre owned condition both inside and out. 

Women’s Size 9 M - 1960’s Acme Cowboy Western Boots Bull Head Inlays Distressed

These iconic boots by Acme come in a women’s size 9 in light brown distressed leather with multi colored bull head inlays. These boots are in fairly distressed pre owned condition with various scuffs and scratches as well  as some peeling to the leather. Having said that they simply have a somewhat distressed appearance and have tons of life left. 

Women’s Size 7 B - Justin Vintage Cowboy Western Inlay Boots Red Wingtips

These beautiful boots by Justin come in a women’s size 7 in black leather with red and white inlays and red wingtips. These boots are in phenomenal pre owned condition with tons of life let both inside and out. 

History 

Justin Boots was founded in 1879 by H.J. Justin in Spanish Fort, Texas, making it one of the oldest boot companies in the United States. H.J. Justin began crafting boots for cowboys and ranchers, focusing on quality and durability which quickly earned him a reputation in the burgeoning frontier. After his death, his daughter Enid Justin established Nocona Boot Company, but the Justin name continued to grow. Over the decades, Justin Boots expanded its range to include various styles for both work and leisure, becoming synonymous with cowboy culture. In 1981, Justin Industries, which included Justin Boots, acquired Nocona Boots, consolidating the family's legacy. Today, Justin Boots is still celebrated for its handcrafted quality, now under the umbrella of Boot Royalty Company, continuing to embody the spirit of the American West.

History 

Justin Boots was founded in 1879 by H.J. Justin in Spanish Fort, Texas, making it one of the oldest boot companies in the United States. H.J. Justin began crafting boots for cowboys and ranchers, focusing on quality and durability which quickly earned him a reputation in the burgeoning frontier. After his death, his daughter Enid Justin established Nocona Boot Company, but the Justin name continued to grow. Over the decades, Justin Boots expanded its range to include various styles for both work and leisure, becoming synonymous with cowboy culture. In 1981, Justin Industries, which included Justin Boots, acquired Nocona Boots, consolidating the family's legacy. Today, Justin Boots is still celebrated for its handcrafted quality, now under the umbrella of Boot Royalty Company, continuing to embody the spirit of the American West.

Women’s Size 6.5 M - 1960’s Tony Lama Tall Cowboy Western Boots Unique Inlay Design

These gorgeous 1960’s Tony Lamas come in a ladies size 6.5 in two tone tan and brown leather wit’s a unique inlay design. These photos come with the customary Tony Lama black label as they do from the 1960’s. These boots are in pristine condition throughout. 

History 

Tony Lama Boots were established in 1911 by Tony Lama in El Paso, Texas, a city known for its proximity to the Mexican border and its rich leatherworking tradition. Starting from humble beginnings in a small shop, Tony Lama focused on creating high-quality, stylish boots for cowboys, ranchers, and later, a broader audience. His craftsmanship quickly gained recognition for both the durability and the intricate designs, often featuring exotic leathers and unique hand-tooling. Over the years, Tony Lama Boots became a staple in Western wear, expanding to cater to both men and women with an array of styles that blend traditional cowboy aesthetics with contemporary fashion. The brand has maintained its commitment to excellence, now under the Justin Brands conglomerate, but continues to honor the vision and legacy of its founder.

Step into authentic Western style with these Women’s Size 6.5 B Larry Mahan Vintage Cowboy Western Boots featuring unique cactus inlays. Crafted from high-quality leather in a classic black color, these boots showcase intricate cactus inlays in a striking turquoise color that add a touch of Southwestern charm. The detailed stitching and pointed toe design embody the traditional cowboy boot silhouette, making them perfect for both casual and dressier occasions. The leather soles and stacked heels offer durability and comfort, ideal for all-day wear. Whether you’re an equestrian enthusiast or looking to add a vintage flair to your wardrobe, these boots are a testament to classic craftsmanship and timeless style.

Step into authentic style with these Women’s Size 6.5 M Laramie Vintage Cowboy Western Boots. Flaunting a classic Rockabilly Inlay design, these boots showcase a rich black color that exudes timeless elegance. Meticulously constructed from high-quality leather, they promise both durability and comfort. Intricate white stitching and unique inlay patterns with subtle silver accents give these boots their distinctive character. The slightly worn look adds to their vintage charm, making them a perfect addition to any ensemble that aims for a touch of rustic sophistication. Heel height and shape are crafted to provide stability for all-day wear, whether you’re out on the town or at a country music festival. Pair them with a flowy dress or your favorite denim to make a statement that celebrates classic Western flair.

Step into the past with these authentic 1940s Nocona Cowboy Western Pee Wee Boots, designed for the woman with a love for vintage style. Sized at a classic Women’s 7B, these boots boast a narrower width tailored for a snug and supportive fit. The rich, chocolate brown leather exudes a timeless charm, while the unique inlays with intricate stitching create an eye-catching design that is both classic and unique. The pointed toes and walking heels are hallmarks of traditional Western footwear, ideal for both casual and more formal Western attire. Crafted from durable materials, these boots are built to last, embodying the enduring quality of 1940s era craftsmanship. Whether you're two-stepping on the dance floor or simply accenting your daily wardrobe, these boots promise to add a touch of history and personality to any outfit.

History 

Nocona Boots were born from the legacy of the Justin family, key players in the history of American bootmaking. In 1925, Miss Enid Justin, daughter of H.J. Justin, who had founded the Justin Boot Company in 1879, established Nocona Boot Company in the small town of Nocona, Texas. Enid began her bootmaking venture in the back of her brother's shop with just one sewing machine. Her initial focus was on women's boots, carving out a niche in an industry dominated by men's footwear. Her vision was to create boots that combined style with the rugged durability needed for the Texas lifestyle.

Under Enid's leadership, Nocona Boots quickly gained a reputation for quality craftsmanship and innovative design. The company expanded over the years to offer not just women's boots but also a full range for men and children, embracing the evolving fashion trends while maintaining the essence of traditional cowboy boots. Nocona was known for experimenting with different leathers and introducing unique stitching and embroidery patterns. The brand's growth led to its acquisition by Justin Industries in 1981, bringing the Nocona legacy back under the family's broader corporate umbrella. Today, Nocona Boots continue to be celebrated for their quality and heritage, now manufactured by Justin Brands, maintaining the spirit of Enid Justin's original venture while adapting to contemporary tastes.