Original U.S. WWII Named M1943 Double Buckle Combat Service Boots - Matched Size 7½ Sterling SMG and a mostly intact nickel

and a mostly intact nickel plating with the majority worn away in the top 7 inches

and the French took the British crew as prisoners end removed the weapons

• John Grimkowski

The brass frame still has much of the original nickel plating present with the rest faded to a mustard patina

today known as Okayama prefecture

Original U.S. WWII Named M1943 Double Buckle Combat Service Boots - Matched Size 7½ Sterling SMG and a mostly intact nickelOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a beautiful set of M1943 Double Buckle Service boots both named to Andrew Camprise. Both boots are named to Camprise by stencil on the interior, with his serial number 33982408. Camprise enlisted very late in the war, so it makes sense that his boots are in such great condition. Andrew Camprise was born in Pennsylvania in 1914. He enlisted in the U. S. Army on April 5th, 1945, just under five months before