Original U.S. WWII Women’s Army Corps Service Boots Named to Dorothy Jean Eslinger - Size 6½ Category_Water Jacket Assembly as the other firearms manufacturers

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with some wear through and patination on the pommel

Original U.S. WWII Women’s Army Corps Service Boots Named to Dorothy Jean Eslinger - Size 6½ Category_Water Jacket Assembly as the other firearms manufacturersOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a great set of service worn WWII WAC service boots named to Dorothy Jean Eslinger, who enlisted in the Womens Army Corps on February 17th, 1944. The boots are in great shape and are both Size 6. They are well marked on the interior: SIMPLEX SHOE MFG. CO. 6 A250153 W155 0M 15839 The laces are in great shape and show no signs of breakage. The leather of the boots is still strong as well. The soles are very worn from