Cowboy Bootmaker Punching Holes May 1939 Alpine Texas

A cowboy bootmaker works diligently in a bootmaking shop in Alpine, Texas. In May 1939, he uses an awl to punch holes in the inner sole, illustrating the Goodyear welt method, a technique that enhances durability. This craftsmanship is part of Brewster Countys rich tradition in handmade leather goods.

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