Royal Australian Navy GP boots : Boarding Officer, HMAS Kanimbla Accession Number: REL30435.004

Description

Pair of Royal Australian Navy black leather General Purpose boots without toecaps. The boots have black rubber soles and each has 13 pairs of metal eyelets for laces.

Contextual Description

As worn by Australian boarding parties engaged in Operation 'Slipper', the interception by coalition ships of suspected smuggling vessels in the Persian Gulf during 2001-2002.

Details

Accession Number
REL30435.004
Maker
Unknown
Maker
Australasia Illustrated 1886
Classification
Heraldry
Object Type
Uniform
Physical Description
Material: Leather
Material: Metal
Material: Rubber
Measurement
Overall: 270 mm Height x 115 mm Width x 315 mm Depth (Each)
Date Made
c 1990s
Place Made
Whole/Part
Whole
Item Count
1
Copyright
Copyright not applicable

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