Please be sure to check my profile. Currently organizing and selling leather shoes from my collection! #necojiriShoesRoom Tricker's, a popular brand that rivals Alden. This is the full brogue country boot, the Molton, which is Tricker's signature model. These are super rare Cordovan Moltons! Judging from the texture, it's probably Horween Genuine Shell Cordovan... *Tricker's cordovan also uses Italian Comipel cordovan, but the texture is different from Horween... This is just my personal opinion. By the way, Horween → Has a smooth, dull luster Comipel → Has a glossy luster Size is UK7, Width 5 (standard) Color is Burgundy I personally think the condition is beautiful. Please check the pictures. Accessories are not included, only the shoes themselves. As a brand with a long history and a Royal Warrant, please read the information. Northampton is home to many historic, top-class shoe manufacturers, and among them, Tricker's has a particularly long history of over 180 years, known as a brand of choice for many royal family members, fashionistas, and celebrities. One of the charms of Tricker's in the manufacturing process is the "bench-made" method. One craftsman handles one pair of shoes from start to finish. A top-class craftsman completes over 200 processes to create a pair of shoes, imbuing them with responsibility and soul. The leather used is carefully selected from the finest calfskin, the leather of calves under 6 months old, and the soles use high-quality oak (hardwood) leather. Tricker's quality is achieved only because of the carefully selected materials and the bench-made craftsmanship of skilled artisans. Tricker's was granted the Royal Warrant (by appointment to the British Royal Family) after being used by Queen Elizabeth, the Duke of Edinburgh, and Prince Charles for over 5 years. Tricker's is one such prestigious brand. Princess Diana loved Tricker's shoes, and one day she recommended Tricker's room shoes (officially Albert slippers) to her husband, Prince Charles. The Prince was very fond of the room shoes, and eventually, Tricker's was awarded the Royal Warrant. While there are many manufacturers with Royal Warrants, brands with such famous anecdotes are rare.