A Boot Collector Feature
A second company built by an executive who'd already run one boot company under his own name — this one's public trail runs out fast.
Morgan Miller Boot Company was founded by Ben Miller, the El Paso executive whose decades-long career also included heading the Ben Miller Boot Company — the firm that bought Hyer in 1977 — along with stints connected to Justin, Acme, Tony Lama, and the Larry Mahan license. Morgan Miller appears to have been his own separate venture rather than a renaming of that earlier company, but public sources don't go much further than confirming it existed.
Mostly, at this point, for being a name that turns up alongside its founder's better-documented history rather than for a specific boot or design of its own. That's not unusual for smaller El Paso operations from this era — the city's bootmaking scene has produced a lot of names that never built the kind of public archive bigger companies did.
A second El Paso boot company from an executive with his name on more than one door — worth knowing, even with more questions than answers.
Pairs from smaller, custom, or long-closed makers rarely come up for sale, so this search may not find anything. It’s worth checking back now and then.