2014-2015 Oxblood UK10/US11 Doc Marten '1914' 14-Eye Boots

Unfortunately, DM stopped making these in England a few years ago. Truly UK-made boots as popular among collectors as the 1914 are hard to come by these days, especially in UK10/US11.Still in excellent condition, the main signs of wear are from laces being wrapped around the boot, and the pebbling on the heel sole has been just barely worn. (See Pictures).  Many boots from Doc Marten's 'Vintage' line are still made with Quilon leather. Quilon leather features a hair-cell textured finish reminiscent of the original Dr. Martens boots from the 1960s, with subtle grain patterns that add a vintage look and character. These have been well-maintained with Renapur.The Doc Martens 1914 boot, characterized by its 14-eyelet lace-up design, holds a significant place in the brand's history and within various subcultures. Originally released in the 1960s, the 1914 boot emerged as a practical and durable option for workers, aligning with the brand’s reputation for comfort and resilience. Over time, h