WWI US Army Riding Boots or Lace up Logger style in Russet

[Grapeshot]

Well, I have a question for the group.  Anyone out there have a source for the tall Riding/Field Boots used by US Army Officers from 1916 thru 1941.  Either the pull on type or the lace up as used by the US Army in the 1920's and '30's.

[St. George]

Dehner's - in Omaha, Nebraska.

They actually made them at the time for the Army Officers from the Cavalry School and Horse Cavalry units - including Patton and Reagan...

They're expensive - custom made from 'your' foot measurements.

In more modern days, you've seen examples of their work if you've ever seen 'real' Tanker Boots.

I'm sure there's an outfit somewhere that's more reasonably priced, though.

Good Luck.

Vaya,

Scouts Out!

[Major 2]

Try Great War Militaria in Chambersburg PA.... bought some there once...

[US Scout]

WPG offers the 1931 pattern.

http://ww2-militaria-reproduction.com/shopdisplayproducts.asp?page=2

US Scout
Bvt Brig Gen

[Grapeshot]

Thank you very much, Gentlemen.  As always, it is a pleasure dealing with fine group of Military historians.

[Books OToole]

CivilWarBoots.com has a great selection of boots from different armies up to the Great War (before we knew enough to number them).

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