Farmers Boots and Spurs Pie Town New Mexico June 1940

Farmers boots and spurs from Pie Town, New Mexico, appear in June 1940. The image reflects the agrarian lifestyle that defined mid-20th century America. In Pie Town, a small community known for its pie shops, agricultural practices were central to daily life. Farmers relied on sturdy footwear and spurs for work, showcasing practical design in rural America.

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