The Modele 1912 boot, modified in 1915 and again in 1916, was widely used in the French Army. This boot was also supplied to many allied armies, including the American Expeditionary Force. The main difference from the 1912/15 boots is the addition of the rivet below the front lace.
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What historical period do these boots represent?
These boots are a reproduction of the French Modele 1912 boot. This model was modified in 1915 and again in 1916. It was widely used by the French Army during World War I.
What are the boots made from?
The boots are made from genuine leather. The leather quality is good and solid. They are described as quite heavy.
How do these boots fit?
Sizing can be approximate, with some finding they need to order one size above what is announced. The boots are described as a great fit by some, fitting like a glove. If you wear a half size, order up to the next larger whole size.
Are the soles suitable for all surfaces?
The boots feature hobnailed soles. Hobnails and smooth surfaces do not play well together. A rubber-soled version, representing later and refurbished examples, may be worth exploring for different surfaces.
How durable are these boots?
The boots are described as sturdy and solid. They have been worn for weeks doing outdoor activities and are holding up well. They are expected to last a lifetime.
What is the quality of the laces?
The laces are a minor complaint for some. The overall quality of the boots is high, with the laces being the only small issue noted.
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