Original U.S. WWII M1943 Low Quarter Rough Cut Shoes by J.M. Herman & Co. - No Laces - Size 5 ½ F - Dated 1943 Brunswick Rifle It was the same as

It was the same as the basic pattern but with nine small diamonds inlaid in the swas

The leather chin strap is also complete

which denotes the rank of Colonel

The insignia of the Field Artillery branch is a pair of crossed field guns (19th-century-style cannon) in gold

Original U.S. WWII M1943 Low Quarter Rough Cut Shoes by J.M. Herman & Co. - No Laces - Size 5 ½ F - Dated 1943 Brunswick Rifle It was the same asOriginal Item. Only One Pair Available. The U. S. Army Type III Service Shoe was accepted by the Quartermaster Corps in June 1943 under Boston Quartermaster Depot Specification 110. This new shoe was manufactured from leather uppers with the flesh side of the animal, in this case cowhide, reversed, hence one of the nicknames for these shoes being roughouts since the rough, fleshy portion of the leather skin was on the outside, and the smooth, finished