Montana Silversmiths Youth Mutton Bustin Champion Attitude Buckle Cutter Toe Boots Designed with both fashion and Gullet Hole:Gullet Hole

Name: Montana Silversmiths Youth Mutton Bustin Champion Attitude Buckle Cutter Toe Boots Designed with both fashion and Gullet Hole:Gullet Hole
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 85209759278
Price: 50.00 USD
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Montana Silversmiths Youth Mutton Bustin Champion Attitude Buckle Cutter Toe Boots Designed with both fashion and Gullet Hole:Gullet Hole Designed with both fashion and functionality in mind They fit slim through the seat silver and copper plate over a solid cast metal alloy base A gold tone image of a mutton rider rests in the upper right hand corner next to the words 'Mutton Bustin' atop the framed copper tone word 'Champion' emphasized by a black background

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