Footwear 1971, from Flagg Brothers. For my money, the Spat Boot and the Dorset were what all the discerning macks-in-training and hustlers-on-the-rise were wearing that year.
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2 comments:
these shoes were too much! i see where bishop don gets his style!
For real!
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