British Army Officers Brown Leather Ankle Ammo Boots WW1 & WW2 by Kay Canvas

Officers Pattern Brown Officers Ankle Boot by Kay Canvas 

This ankle boot was used during both WW1 and WW2 by Officers 

The Brown Officers Ammo Boot was privately purchased by all British Army Officers to a War Department design whether they were serving in the Trenches of France or the North African Desert, the jungles of Burma or landing on a Normandy beach on D Day. Can also be worn by ATS with brown Leather anklets 

•  Army pattern ammo boots
• Pebble leather finish
• Leather stitched sole. 
• Goodyear welt
• Studs supplied loose to fit to boots if required. 
•  Leather Brown laces.
• Semi-Smooth toe cap 
• 8 Brass metal eyelets
• Height 7 inches approx. depending on boot size.
• Tab for pulling on boots. 
• Steel horseshoe
• Laminated sole
• Steel toe clip 
• Sizes from UK 4 to UK 13

Goodyear welt is the upper part of the shoe is shaped over the last and fastened on by sewing a leather strip (also known as the "welt") to the inner and upper sole and then stitching holds the material firmly together.