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    I have a pair of oxblood red wing iron rangers. Been contemplating having my buddy craft me up a matching belt and enlisting one of the fine craftsman we all know of here to venture intothe oxblood sporran domain.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jmc0369 View Post
    I have a pair of oxblood red wing iron rangers. Been contemplating having my buddy craft me up a matching belt and enlisting one of the fine craftsman we all know of here to venture intothe oxblood sporran domain.

    I've seen those oxblood iron rangers. They look real nice!

    Any chance it's Donnie of Wyvernleather to make an oxblood sporran for you?

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    Ah, I love Donny's work. I have a black and tan sea bass sporran I have posted here. Also love Articifer and tstar leather. So many exceptional craftsman around. When I get closer to pulling the trigger I will have some thinking to do.
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    We are blessed, and we are lucky to have some talented sporran-makers out there.

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    Bought a pair of Bostonian toe-cap oxfords in the second-hand store for $25, and they looked in excellent condition; just like these:
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    But they had been sitting dry for so long, the surface of the leather started cracking and flaking off in the creases when I started wearing them
    So I just keep applying a little black polish to darken the light suede flaked-off spots before the oxblood polish goes on.

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    These pairs of beautiful oxblood colors are what I'm eyeing.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Thekiltedmohawk View Post
    These pairs of beautiful oxblood colors are what I'm eyeing.
    "Semi-brogue" - that's the term I was looking for. I was going to call it "lightly brogued"...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thekiltedmohawk View Post
    These pairs of beautiful oxblood colors are what I'm eyeing.

    Thanks for posting these pictures. I am a lifelong fan of Oxblood shoes. Fifty years ago when I began wearing them they were also called Cordovan shoes. Inow understand that Cordovan refers to the particular type of leather and Oxblood merely refers to the colour.

    As it happens, I am currently in the market for a pair of boots like these. Who makes these?

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    I seek the things they sought." ~ Basho

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