Product Description

40's USNAVY ww2 TYPE3 Roughout Boots...81/2D

40's
USNAVY
TYPE3
Roughout
boots

HUBBARD SHOE CO.
BOSTON DEPOT

CONT.W19-074-QM-3754
May 15, 1945

Print remaining
Type 3
Later model without rivets

Judging from the inside and sole
I thought it was deadstock.
Even if they were worn, it would be very little.

size
81/2D

I think many people have been looking for this size for a long time.

There is some damage,
If you're someone who can take care of repairs and maintenance,
It's in a condition that will allow you to wear them for a long time.

There is a noticeable tear on the tongue of the shoe.
I purchased them without the shoelaces threaded through.
I was thinking I wouldn't be able to wear them without getting them repaired.
When you actually put the shoelaces through
Without a tongue
By adjusting the laces, it was possible to put them on and take them off as they were.

If you want to repair the tongue area before wearing them
I am indebted to someone who is well-versed in vintage items.
Let me introduce you to a leather repair craftsman.
If it's just the tongue part
I've confirmed it's around 15,000 yen.
*There may be slight variations depending on the actual product.

Repairs were also considered.
Since I set the price
For those who will wear them as is or who can repair them themselves
I think I'm super lucky.

DETAIL INFORMATION

MATERIAL

LEATHER

CONDITION

Deadstock
It appears to be in unused condition, but has some damage.
The tongue is torn, and the opening of the shoe is torn (about 8mm on the left shoe).
Stains, minor scratches, leather wear, and loose stitching (approximately 1.5cm on the upper inside of the left shoe's wingtip).
The upper part will show some color in areas that have been rubbed.
I think they'll settle down as you wear them.