1950s • FRYE • Tri-Color Western (Saddle/Chocolate/Bone) • Women’s 7.5
Why we love them
A clean mid-century Frye with that crisp tri-color collar and vine stitchwork—classic honky-tonk silhouette without the heavy graphics. The kind of pair that sells fast on look alone.
Spec Card
- Maker: FRYE (blue oval in-shaft stamp present)
- Era: 1950s (construction & styling cues)
- Upper: saddle-tan vamp & counter / chocolate shaft / bone scalloped collar
- Lining: full leather
- Construction: single-row welt, leather sole (period-correct pegging visible), stacked leather heel w/ later rubber top-lift
- Silhouette: narrow J-toe / medium cowboy heel (~1½–1¾”)
- Details: contrast piping, vine-pattern stitch, matching saddle pull tabs
Condition (7.5/10 – Vintage Good)
Supple uppers with honest wear: small toe scuffs, light crease at vamp, clean collars, edges burnished from use. Soles show normal forefoot darkening; heel caps are later replacements with plenty of life. No soft spots or open seams noted in hand.
Provenance / stamp
Blue FRYE oval maker’s stamp inside shaft; style code visible in ink (see photos). Period leather sole with pegging; stacked heel.
NB Notes
A light balm/brush will make that saddle vamp glow. Pairs perfectly with denim or prairie dresses—photographs beautifully on-body.
SKU: NB-FRYE-1950s-W7.5-TRICOLOR
