Sir Paul McCartney’s boots which he wore at the London 2012 Olympics opening ceremony are set to sell for £15,000.
The Beatles legend had the size eight Cuban heels made for his On The Run tour the previous year.
The 81-year-old is now flogging them to raise money for his Meat-Free Monday campaign.
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The fake leather boots are being sold by RM Sotheby’s, as reported on Need To Know.
Sir Paul sang Hey Jude as the last song of the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games 12 years ago.
The boots are a vegan version of the leather heeled boots worn by The Beatles in the 1960’s.
They are made of alter-mat – which is a vegan alternative to animal leather.
The funds will go towards the musician’s Meat-Free Monday campaign which he set up alongside his daughters Mary and Stella in 2009.
He is selling the boots to mark the campaign’s 15 year anniversary.
The listing reads: “Made for the On The Run World Tour, the pair of bespoke black boots produced by shoe-maker Steven Lowe of Crispinians, with design modifications from Paul.
”Pointed-toe and two-inch Cuban-style heel, in alter-suede with champagne-gold interior lining made from alter-mat (vegan alternative to animal leather),
”Each boot with ankle fastening, inner side zip and rubber sole.
”Accompanied by a letter signed by Paul McCartney on personalised letter-headed paper, Size eight.”
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