Vintage LEE TREVINO Live In Dry Golf Saddle Shoes, Mens Size 11, No Spikes, 1979
Item History & Price
Vintage LEE TREVINO, circa 1979 (I have (and will include) the original receipts from May 4th, 1979 !!)It looks like these shoes were never worn (but they were laced).Mens size 11As far as I can tell, the screw-in metal spikes were never installed.Upon opening the box, I discovered that the shoes have metal 'shoe-stretchers' installed (included in this lot).From the original shoe box packaging: "LIVE IN" Dry Golf shoes "Endorse them ? I live in them !" &...nbsp; Style 605 Color is "black on white" Made in USA Brookfield Athletic Shoe Co Inc. Box A, East Brookfield, MASS 01515
The original receipt is from May 4th, 1979 !!The shoe tag states: "NAUGALON - The royal family of footwear fabrics", shoes made in USA"
I'll do my best to combine shipments if you win other auction items.I will be reusing other shipping cartons.No refunds - thanks for understanding.Please let me know if you'd like to see other photos.
My father was a big golfer back in his day....and, apparently, quite a collector of putters over the decades :)He got his only hole-in-one on April 5th, 1964 in Atsugi, Japan while stationed there for a year as part of the USMC 1st Marine Aircraft Wing (1st MAW).It was after this hole-in-one (approx. late 1964 / early 1965) that my father was part of an USMC 'training/advisory mission' to Da Nang, Vietnam to determine threat analysis in this far away part of the globe. Little did anybody know at that time that this was the tip of the proverbial iceberg....and, compliments of Uncle Sam, would win him another free trip back to Vietnam in 1967/68 for the Tet Festival. It was no party.
My father landed in Pusan, supported the Inchon landings, survived Chosin, evacuated at Hungnam, prepared for the land invasion of Cuba and lived through Tet'68 supporting his fellow Marines at the Battle of Hue ......a true American hero (but you would never know it & he'd never say it).Semper Fi Gunny Jake (USMC 1950-1969) - RIP
The original receipt is from May 4th, 1979 !!The shoe tag states: "NAUGALON - The royal family of footwear fabrics", shoes made in USA"
I'll do my best to combine shipments if you win other auction items.I will be reusing other shipping cartons.No refunds - thanks for understanding.Please let me know if you'd like to see other photos.
My father was a big golfer back in his day....and, apparently, quite a collector of putters over the decades :)He got his only hole-in-one on April 5th, 1964 in Atsugi, Japan while stationed there for a year as part of the USMC 1st Marine Aircraft Wing (1st MAW).It was after this hole-in-one (approx. late 1964 / early 1965) that my father was part of an USMC 'training/advisory mission' to Da Nang, Vietnam to determine threat analysis in this far away part of the globe. Little did anybody know at that time that this was the tip of the proverbial iceberg....and, compliments of Uncle Sam, would win him another free trip back to Vietnam in 1967/68 for the Tet Festival. It was no party.
My father landed in Pusan, supported the Inchon landings, survived Chosin, evacuated at Hungnam, prepared for the land invasion of Cuba and lived through Tet'68 supporting his fellow Marines at the Battle of Hue ......a true American hero (but you would never know it & he'd never say it).Semper Fi Gunny Jake (USMC 1950-1969) - RIP
