



Socks, Wool, 1943
Genuine WWII US wool socks in their paper craft dated 1943. Size 9-10.
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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.

Shoes, Combat, Type 3, Rough Out
Very nice replicas of the type 3 US Army combat shoes, made of rough out leather, with rubber heel and integral sole. Worn with the M1938 canvas leggings, and used by the GI's during the war. US sizes.

Leggings, Canvas, M-1938, US Army
Reproduction of the leggings canvas M-1938. Delivered with laces. 3R (40-41cm) 4R (44-45cm)

Laces, Suspensions Lines, US Army Jump Boots
Nice replica of American laces made of T-5 suspension lines. Often used by the paratroopers on the jump boots instead of leather laces. Lenght: about 1.80m.

Laces, Shoes, Service, US Army, 40", 1944
Pair of genuine WWII US combat shoes laces, size 40 inches, very strong, in Nylon. Found in their original wrapped paper, dated July 1944.

Laces, Shoes, Service, Cotton Wax, US Army, 40"
Pair of genuine WWII US combat shoes laces, size 40 inches, very strong, in cotton, for service shoes or buckle boots.

Leggings, Canvas, US Army, 3R, BRINDIS TANNING CO. 1941
Nice pair of genuine WWII US Army M1938 leggings, size 3R, dated 1941. Complete with original laces. Excellent overall condition, near mint.

Boots, Service, Combat (Buckle Boots), Size 8 ½, Ardennes
Pair of genuine WWII US Army Combat Service Boots, known as 'Buckle Boots', featuring a soft leather upper part lined with canvas. Standardized in November 1943, this type was intended for superseding the standard service shoes and canvas leggings. Worn out condition; the upper strap of the left boot is damaged. Size 8 ½. Found in the Ardennes.

Boots, Service, Combat (Buckle Boots), Size 9 ½ C
Pair of genuine WWII US Army Combat Service Boots, known as 'Buckle Boots', featuring a soft leather upper part lined with canvas. Standardized in November 1943, this type was intended for superseding the standard service shoes and canvas leggings. Quite good, worn condition. Size 9 ½ C.

Shoes, Service, Type I, Hobnailed, US Army, Size 10 D, 1941
Great pair of genuine WWII US Army russet leather service shoes, featuring toe cap and leather soles. Intended for being worn with canvas leggings, this type was issued to most GIs throughout the war. Introduced in 1941, the present version is similar to the Type I, with the addition of hobnailed soles. Size 10 D. Homogeneous pair, in very good overall condition.

Genuine WWII US wool socks in their paper craft dated 1943. Size 9-10.
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