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Tony Lama CT2036 Men's Cowboy Collection Stockman Boot with Black Bullhide Leather Foot and a Wide Round Toe

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SKU: CT2036
Tony Lama Men's Cowboy Stockman boot in Black Bullhide Leather Foot and 11 Inch Black Kidd Top featuring a Cushion Comfort Insole for all day comfort. This boot also features a Wide Round Toe with TLX Stockman Block Heel and Super Oil Leather Outsole for long wear. Tony Lama Boots, makers of fine quality western boots since 1911. Get your boots from Lonestar boots where the owner has over 25 years of boot experience and is willing to get you the best price possible.
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Tony Lama Men's Cowboy Stockman Boot with Black Bullhide Leather Foot and 11 Inch Black Kidd Top featuring a Cushion Comfort Insole for all day comfort.

Worn by U.S. presidents, movie stars, rodeo legends and country music icons, Tony Lama boots have been engraved on the Great American landscape for 100 years.