WWII Japanese Army Combat Boots -
This is the standard belt issue ankle boot given to most Army soldiers in the front. Boots are still available but they are getting hard to come by. Many of them were destroyed during the war and by soldiers who wore them after the end of the conflict. The construction consists of brown leather, lace up with hob nails on the soles.

As used by the Japanese Imperial army during WWII. The sample shown here has the green ankle wrappers.

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