Original German WWII M1866 Style Marschstiefel Enlisted Issue Marching Jack Boots with Pull-up Straps & Hobnails - Excellent British Military Hats The inside of the front

The inside of the front cover gives information regarding the shop that assembled it:

The United States Army mandated the Sam Browne belt for overseas soldiers in 1918 under the name "Liberty belt" and for all service members in 1921

Really a nice set of grips on this bayonet

There is also a black partial unit marking on the front of the helmet

Original German WWII M1866 Style Marschstiefel Enlisted Issue Marching Jack Boots with Pull-up Straps & Hobnails - Excellent British Military Hats The inside of the frontOriginal Items. Only One Set Available. The M1866 Marschstiefel, were also known as Infanteriestiefel , but Frontsoldaten themselves would call them "Knobelbecher" (Dice shakers). Prior to 1910, Marschstiefel were dyed black, but with the issue of the new field uniform in 1910, boots and other leather gear were issued in the natural brown leather. This is a great pair, one of the nicest we have offered, with the leather in fantastic service used