Guys what do you think about those ankle boots . definately not german made but in german style. I guessing foreigh made ; czechoslovakia ( protektora bohmen un Mahren ) or belgian as those 2 nation used rivets in their boots. question ; wartime or early postwar ?
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Not Belgian.
Before 1940 the Belgian army used different size markings, not the present-day EU sizing system ('44'). Back then they used two sizes (just like the Germans did): the length and the width of the foot (e.g. '28 - 4').
This model with the rivet doesn't resemble the standard-issue Belgian combat boot.
Greetings,
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I think Czech.Comment
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I also think they are Czech.Originally posted by Fred Fokkelman View Post
These threads are interesting to read :
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ighlight=shoes
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ht=ankle+boots
And this photo too !Comment
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Czech but IMO postwar made in german style .
Czech prewar doesn't have these markings as well ...
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