Original Items: Only One Pair Available. This is a very nice pair of German World War Two 1940 Pattern Luftwaffe Airman's Flying Boots, which appear to have been used thoroughly. The construction is of black leather for the shoe area and black suede for the shafts. Electrical elements are enclosed in the boot with the standard Luftwaffe "male" press-stud connectors at the top. These would snap onto the matching "female" connectors on the flying suit or trousers.

These 24 volt electrically heated boots are the same pattern as the standard single zip flying boot but feature a heating element in the foot section. These are of early-war type construction, the suede upper panels being of generally even color and the buckles and zips zinc plated steel. Later issued boots would feature an increased number of panels and plastic zips.

The zippers are completely original and both are “ZIPP” and “D.R.P.” patent marked, for a known supplier of Luftwaffe zippers during WWII. The fleece linings are in good condition, with most of the fur still present, however there is definitely some mothing and deterioration, as well as tearing of the suede upper portion of the boots.

Each boot has a label under the zipper, however both labels are heavily washed out and we can only make out bits and pieces of the markings. Both labels have the number “28 ½” which is for the size, 28.5, or a US Size 11. There are other bits of text that is now too worn to read, but they both do have a circular red logo.

The heels are unmarked but the soles originally had stamped markings that are now worn away from use. A good research project for someone with the time. 

Perfect to complement any heated flight suit, or a great piece on their own. Ready to display!