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Stallion Boot Company · Identification & Dating
Construction / ID tells
- Hand lasting wet leather over the last.
- Lemonwood pegs for sole attachment (Axel’s craft notes) — photograph the peg line.
- Luxury exotics atlas: alligator, crocodile, ostrich, lizard, stingray, kangaroo, snakes, bison, and related skins. Soft-tanned gator/croc is a brand talking point.
- Fossilized walrus / mammoth ivory inlay program is a brand claim (carved, Bali noted in some copy, then set) — rare when documented; do not assume every pair.
- Volume cap is operational, not a stamp.
- El Paso sibling map: Rocketbuster spectacle; Stallion luxury fashion-exotics; J.B. Hill Lone Star / dress handmade; Tres Outlaws art-boot.
Stallion: looking up a number
Photograph the complete lining stamp and any retailer name. Match the material, named design, toe, and heel against Stallion’s own collections. We have not verified a public universal numeric or date-code decoder for Stallion; preserve unknown numbers and ask the maker about the specific pair.
Open the manufacturer’s website
Official style and construction references
Stallion’s Seamless page specifies hornback alligator, 12-inch uppers, an X toe, and a #3 heel. This documents that design; the same toe/heel numbers should not be assumed to mean the same thing at another maker.
Official exotic collection · Official classic collection · Stallion concierge and contact details
For an internal stamp, provide the entire code, the retailer label if present, and photos of both boots. Ask whether the code refers to the style, an order, or a manufacturing date.
A missing search result means the number is not documented here yet. It does not establish that the boots are counterfeit.
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