Help determining authenticity of these Frye boots

[roro41]

Hello! I have come across these Frye boots and I am trying to determine if they are real. I am thinking that if these are real they are extremely old. If anyone is a Frye expert can you please shed some light on this for me. The Frye symbol is no where but on the inside of the left boot. I have attached a picture of a listing on eBay (the only one I can across) that is very similar to the ones I have. 

Saw a listing that looked identical to the shoes I have and these are very old as wel

[jsales0]

Authentic vintage Frye jodhpurs IMO.

[a*river*runs*through*it]

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@jsales0 wrote:

Authentic vintage Frye jodhpurs IMO.

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I agree. I used to have a lot of Frye boots back in the 70's, 80's and 90's.

I wish I'd have kept them all. I miss all those boots!

[jsales0]

Beyond agree and every year I bemoan my 70s classic harness and wish I still had them. I think about buying a vintage pair all the time. I don’t want the Campus but I’d wear the square toe harness as old as I am LOL. I only own one pair of Frye’s  but they’re so NOT Frye that IMO they don’t even count as Frye. They’re classic short super round toe heavy sole strap motorcycles but they’re medium royal blue patent lol. 

[jsales0]

I’d wear the OP’s jodhpur’s in a flash too if they were my size. That boot is so truly classic and has never IMO been out of style. I think vintage Frye’s are terrific and gotta say, shoe snob that I sorta am, my motorcycles (prob early 00’s) are terrific  boots too. The company always made great boots.