1970s Tony Lama Red-Black Eagle Inlays — Women’s 7.5 M
A striking pair of late-70s Tony Lamas, built in that unmistakable era of bold color, crisp inlay work, and unapologetic Western flair.
Era & Build
- Maker: Tony Lama
- Era: Late 1970s
- Construction: All-leather build, pegged leather soles, stitched welt
- Design: Red vamp + counter with black eagle-wing inlays and star bursts
- Toe/Heel: Snip-toe with a classic mid-height Western walking heel
- Pulls: Matching black leather pulls
Size & Fit
- Tagged: Women’s 7.5 M
- Fit notes: Typical for ’70s Lamas — medium width, slightly low instep, true-to-size for most modern 7.5M
Condition — Vintage A
Solid, clean, and ready to wear with only honest age.
- Light surface creasing on vamps
- Minor sole wear, plenty of life left
- Inlay work remains sharp and vivid
- No structural issues
Why We Love Them
A flash of Americana at its boldest — red vamps, black eagle cuts, and that unmistakable ’70s Tony Lama swagger. These are statement boots that carry the spirit of vintage rodeo posters and neon-lit Texas dancehalls. True standouts in any collection.
