Original Matching Pair of WWII Imperial Japanese Army Leather Hobnail Combat Boots Untouched Antique Guns From his offices and showroom

From his offices and showroom on New York’s Fifth Avenue

The aluminum liner band is also more typical of post-war produced helmets

and is fitted with a post war replacement adjustable Lyman Sight

The blade does have small areas of light pitting and staining in areas

As such it was a desirable target during the period of European colonization

Original Matching Pair of WWII Imperial Japanese Army Leather Hobnail Combat Boots Untouched Antique Guns From his offices and showroomOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. This is a very nice lightly used pair of leather ankle combat boot, as issued to other ranks in the Imperial Japanese Army during the Pacific War. The feature stitched leather construction, with stitched on leather soles with hobnails for traction, and steel reinforced heels. The soles of both boots is impressed with maker's details and the year of manufacture, however due to wear and dirt we cannot make out the