1912 Russet "Marching" Shoe Reproduction - Toscanello Horse TPR FOXHALL 2 Speedhooks

2 Speedhooks

Aspen's dense fiber structure means it needs less conditioning than softer leathers

with a rough

CONDITION: Imperfect welt stitching

requiring both a lining and a structured toe puff for durability

1912 Russet "Marching" Shoe Reproduction - Toscanello Horse TPR FOXHALL 2 SpeedhooksTHE HISTORY: The Russet Marching Shoe was introduced by the U. S. Army as a modernized alternative to the heavier standard issue boots previously used by servicemen. Offering a lighter and more comfortable design, it was ideal for peacetime activities such as marching and training. Traditionally made from russet colored leather, its low cut, ankle length style made it easier to produce and maintain, reflecting a forward thinking approach to military