April 11th, 2016

4/11/2016

There is an interesting piece of CASI history on ebay. These boots were custom made for the Gaviscon Company by Tony Lama, when Gaviscon was one of the sponsors at TICC. The boots were made for their management team and sales reps to wear to Terlingua.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Tony-Lama-leather-Terlingua-cowboy-boots-6-5-/222081908019?hash=item33b51cfd33:g:8bwAAOSwGYVW-r7x

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