WWII GERMAN M43 M1943 COMBAT FIELD LEATHER LOW BOOTS-SIZE 10 For Sale
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WWII GERMAN M43 M1943 COMBAT FIELD LEATHER LOW BOOTS-SIZE 10: $239.96
sale FOR AWWII GERMAN M43 M1943 COMBAT FIELD LEATHER LOW BOOTSSIZE 10EURO:53WWII GERMAN M43 LOW BOOTS LOW ANKLE BOOTS. FEATURES SMOOTH UPPER AND ROUGH LOWER NATURAL RAW LEATHER SECTIONS. CORRECT HELL IRONS AND HOBNAILS. THICK WHITE STITCHING. 5 HOLES WIHT 4 HOOKS. ORIGINAL WWII GERMAN MADE HOBNAILS. WOODEN PEGGED The German military had issued ankle boots for most of the 20th Century, until 1942 the Jackboot (Marschstiefel) had been the primary field boot. As the War wore on, the low boots began to replace them in order to save leather. By 1944, Low Boots (normally worn with Gamaschen) were the most common footwear in most units of the German Armed Forces. The Low Boots were issued to the troops in Natural leather- some soldiers opted to polish them black, while others left them brown. It appears that polish (rather than dye) was used to color them, so many worn originals that appear black will actually show brown color coming through. Great quality tropical boots perfect for your Africa Korps impression.BRAND NEW REPRODUCTIONMUSEUM GRADEFROMMAN THE LINE
