William Lennon Plain Toe Oxford An established British boot factory founded in 1899. Located in the Peak District, a suburb of Manchester, they began crafting sturdy boots for workers in the quarrying industry. They were also involved in the production of military boots for the British army. A distinctive feature is the nail-down construction method, which uses a machine called the "Rapid Screw Machine" manufactured in 1905 by British United Shoe Machinery to drive brass nails into the sole. This model is inspired by the shoes worn by shepherds. It features a rounded toe and a rugged, robust construction. The upper is made of thick, durable cowhide leather, and it employs the Goodyear welt construction method. ◆ Brand Name: William Lennon ◆ Size: UK6 ◆ Approximate Japanese Size: 24.5-25.0cm ◆ Model Number: 157L Hill Shoe ◆ Suggested Retail Price (New): 64900 ◆ Country of Origin: England ◆ Material Details: Cowhide Leather (Cowhide) ◆ Color: Black