Alden 961 Black Calfskin Norwegian Front Blucher

The Alden Moc Toe Blucher is a classic black leather lace-up dress shoe in men's size 11B. Made in the United States by the renowned brand Alden, this oxford-style shoe features a solid pattern with a leather lining and upper material. Designed for comfort, this shoe is perfect for various occasions including business meetings, church events, and everyday wear. The timeless design and high-quality materials make this shoe a versatile and stylish choice for any man's wardrobe.

Alden 961 Men's Dress Shoes Oxford Black Leather Sz 11 B/D.  Handmade fine leather made in the USA.  All markings are visible inside the shoes.  Insole and sole have wear from day to day use, however all the stitching is still tight.  Back of the right heal has curled some with time. Please see photos

Alden black dress shoes in style 961, size 11 with width D/EE made from high-quality leather in the USA. Features a lace-up closure, a moc toe design, and a leather sole showing some visible wear. Designed for comfort with a soft interior lining, ideal for formal occasions.

For your consideration a used pair of Alden norwegian split toe shoes. Made with Horween's black calfskin leather. Constructed atop a double leather outsole, 270 flat welt, black edge trim, and matching welt stitching. Fully lined. This model retailed for $723 new from the site. Shaped over the Aberdeen last tagged a size US 12, C width. Outsole Measurements: 13 x 4 3/8” Price includes USPS priority mail shipping and tracking. Feel free to contact me with any questions. All shipments are typically sent out within 24 hours. International bidders welcome please contact me if you have any shipping questions

Alden 961 Norwegian Front Blucher in Black Calf Leather Dress Shoes Size US 13 B/D Overall Good Condition, Some Dry / Rough Spots on Uppers due to Age, Outsoles Remain Solid with Normal Edge Wear on Heels Shoe Trees not Included, From a Smoking Free Home Alden offers fully restoration for $200 if in case you need it after a couple of years of wearing with current condition The restored shoes would be worth over $600!