Boots, Service, Combat (Double Buckle Boots)
Very nice replicas of the US Army "Double Buckle" service shoe, made of rough out leather, fitted with an integral cuff, authorized in November 1943 to replace the previous combat shoe worn with the leggings, as well as the parachute jumper boots. The cuff, in tanned leather lined with white canvas, is tightened on the leg by two straps and buckles. The integral sole, including the instep, is made of black rubber.
US sizes.
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Very nice replicas of the US Army "Double Buckle" service shoe, made of rough out leather, fitted with an integral cuff, authorized in November 1943 to replace the previous combat shoe worn with the leggings, as well as the parachute jumper boots. The cuff, in tanned leather lined with white canvas, is tightened on the leg by two straps and buckles. The integral sole, including the instep, is made of black rubber.
US sizes.
