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05-01-07, 02:40
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'43 dated C broad arrow marked
Can anyone ID these and if so....where they used in theatre.
Cheers Mike 
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05-01-07, 02:50
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more angles 43 dated boots
another view
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05-01-07, 02:51
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boots 43 Dated
Last view
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05-01-07, 02:54
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Pre boot/rubber/clumbsy/ MkIII
No more pics but just to reiterate does anyone know if they were used in Theatre.
They look too practicle considering what I have to wear as "overshoes" as the subject aludes to. cheers and thanks for any assistance I may receive....negative feedback better than no feed back. hahahhah
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05-01-07, 03:14
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Those who live by the sword will be shot by those of us who have progressed. - M38A1, 67-07800, ex LETE Last edited by servicepub (RIP); 05-01-07 at 03:41.
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05-01-07, 03:29
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hi mike
a while back i saw a very similar pair of boots at a flea market, and the vendor told me they were r.c.a.f. i should have bought them, or at least taken a pic or two and we could have compared them to yours  mike
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05-01-07, 14:47
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I believe they are called shoepacks. I have never gotten a clear answer of how common was their use. They aren't realy an overshoe, but an all weather boot. They were popular but rare I think, but there was a mixed reaction to then because of sweat being trapped in them. They are like current similarly styled boots and served the same purpose.
Kent
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06-01-07, 15:56
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boots 43 Dated
Just a quick note to thank all those who provided input.
Much appreciated. cheers Mike
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