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I would lean towards post-war. Although there is usually a cyrillic "g" after dates, the "83" on the boots could be the year of manufacture.
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I was also looking for the cyrillic "g" for finding a date. I can't imagine that they were using leather soled boots in the 80's. The leather sole and half sole makes me think that they are wartime boots (I hope...).
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The style of the stamp does not say earlier than 1970s to me.
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Hatrick,
I believe that these are 1950's vintage due to the type of nails used to secure the sole.
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These boots are manufactured between 1957 and 1968.
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I didn't even know forum expertise extended to boots. I'm impressed.
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Jeffrey,
When you need information about obscure details, you can definitely trust Vvadim :thumbsup
Marc