This is the Regal East Coast Collection. These are wingtip shoes, specifically longwingtip leather shoes where the wing extends to the side of the shoe. The East Coast Collection, like the current Shetland Fox line, seems to have been the top-of-the-line at the time, and these shoes are made with considerable craftsmanship. The pebbled leather has fine, distinct texture. They feature a storm welt with a large overhang, similar to Tricker's, and stitching that resembles Norwegian construction (likely an imitation for aesthetic purposes, not actually sewn through). The topline and the facing of the shoe have edge finishing, the laces are waxed, the heel cup seems quite sturdy, and the leather used for the slip-on portion is a single piece and thick. The color is a subtle mustard, or perhaps a brownish beige, or maybe a muted brown? It's an earthy tone. If you like the short-type Tricker's Bourton in the ACORN color, you'll probably be happier with these. The last is better, the construction is better, and the satisfaction level will be higher. As for damage and special notes: there's some wear (scuffing) on the punched toe area. Also, I didn't have any ACORN-colored cream on hand, so I couldn't apply any color. Finally, there's some wear on the rubber parts of the sole, at the toe and heel.