usa_-_boston_-_downtown_view- 。Men’s Size 10 1890s Antique Brown Leather OLIVER MOORE Polo Horse Riding Boots with Wood Shoe Trees Custom Made for and owned by local Philanthropist John Blodgett (1800s/1900s lumber magnate, who founded Blodgett Hospital in East Grand Rapids). Purchased in the 1980s or early 1990s in Grand Rapids, MI, from an auction of the Blodgett estate. They have no visible tags or indication of size, although they measure roughly 20” tall, 11 7/8” long from heel to toe, 4.5” at widest part of bottom of boot (around ball of foot area), 4” long x 3.25” at heel and a 1” heel. I believe these are the equivalent of Size 10 (medium width), given aforementioned measurements. I’ve had these for a few decades, used solely as a household decoration. Both boots are in excellent condition, showing mild age/use appropriate cosmetic wear.…I’ll leave it to the buyer RE: whether or not leather conditioning is desired. Sold as pictured.