Op sf.net een topic over Balmoral boots: http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=37559Sorry als het een repost is.
They do come with a hefty price-tag, but for my money, a balmoral boot (such as the two-tone or suede and leather ones above) are the best investment a true gentleman can make. Although equal parts slightly-old-fashioned and slightly-quirky, if worn with confidence and quiet restraint I just don’t think clothing gets much better than this.
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68 / Canada / TorontoMen's ankle boot.Leather upper, cloth lining, 'Balmoral' type, leather sole, multi layered leather heel.Early 20th century
