78N Hob-nailed Boot

William Lennon & Co

£234.95

A true William Lennon classic, the Hob-nailed Boot is a style from days gone by, yet still just as popular as ever today. Rich full grain brown leather upper finished with triple leather sole, stacked leather heel, and a full metalwork sole. The 78N style boots are best suited in agricultural environments where the ground is softer. Ideal as a robust walking / hiking boot. Made to order, please allow at least 30 working weeks for delivery. As standard, the 78N specification is: Leather: Dark brown smooth Collar: N/A, fabric pull loop Tongue/Overlay: Half bellows tongue Thread: Dark brown Eyele

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Registered at Companies House as WILLIAM LENNON & CO. (FOOTWEAR MANUFACTURERS) LIMITED, number 00787586. Checked 2026-08-29.
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