What's up at home today...?

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"Never interrupt an enemy who's making a mistake." Napoléon Bonaparte

3 years 6 months ago - 3 years 6 months ago #1789 by Nikita

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Ordered and paid ! They should be at home within 4 or 5 days, i hope for incoming Saturday. :nod:

The genuine "BM65" Marbot Neuvic of the French army. Brand new, never used. This stamp is the official one with the regulatory marking, proof that this is a genuine one and not a copy ( see here ). The stamp shows the manufacturer (Marbot, who was the main provider of the French army for this article, alongside with Argueyrolles), the site of production (Neuvic), the month and year of manufacturing, here it's February 2003. These boots are 17 years old and look, they're in mint condition, the leather is without any cracking, metalic eyelets and buckles show no traces of rust, the seams are impeccable. These boots are simply perfect.

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3 years 6 months ago #1790 by Maki

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Very good shoes They were made in Neuvic in the Dordogne 10 kilometers from my town of birth . Unfortunately the factory closed in 2010 (the law of competition ).Good luck for the first kilometres.

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"Never interrupt an enemy who's making a mistake." Napoléon Bonaparte

3 years 6 months ago #1791 by Nikita

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Maquisard wrote: Good luck for the first kilometres.

Thank you. In any case i'll start by a strong greasing with grease used in horseriding. :mm3:

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Your most dear friend.

3 years 6 months ago #1792 by snowman

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They look perfect for the incoming season, Nik. Now you can start patrolling the streets with
Django and never worry about stepping on all kinds of crap