WWII U.S. Army Double Buckle Combat Boots

The boots show expected signs of wear in the theater of operations, with scratches, scuffs, and abrasions to the exterior surfaces. The body of each boot is somewhat stiff, while the leather uppers remain pliable and the boots are complete and intact. The soles of the boots are approximately 11-1/2 inches long when measured on the exterior from the heel to the toe. There are faint impressed markings still visible on the interior of the upper, although the precise markings are not readily discernible. Overall the pair exhibit great character as a fine example of the classic American combat boot of the Second World War.