April 5, 2024
Marching (Jack) Boots size 11.5 Good leather for age.
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This are a well used pair of German marching boots. Shorter than earlier war and look to be wartime configuration to save on leather. Heal irons present and most all hobnails are missing. Sewn and wood pegged soles marked size 45 so about an 11.5 US ( good size!) Missing one of the internal boot pull loops in the calf. Otherwise leather is very supple and solid. Good for display or re-sole and hobnail for use at Display events. Well worth the bid. Lifetime Guarantee of originality on all Items, unless otherwise stated. Uniform sizes will be given as marked on the uniform or the best possible estimate using chest measurement or trying on a person of a known exact size. Please do not e-mail for extra measurements, we do not have the time to do this. All original uniforms are sold as collectibles. We will answer all questions as fast as we can. Questions asked within 12 hours of close may not get answered due to our work requirements.Shipping is US Postal Service for rates go to , the free postal website for rates. our postal code is 03042.. Please estimate the weight of the article to get a rough shipping estimate. Example - Steel helmet - 4 lbs , uniform jacket - 3 lbs and so on. Minimum shipping rate is 2.50. Overseas bidders please note that US Postal rates have gone up as of May 2007 and that the types of rates have been reduced.
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