German WWII 1939 Heer EM Stone-Grey Stiefelhosen Boot Trousers | Early-War Issue | Near Mint

Outstanding original German WWII Heer enlisted man's Stiefelhosen, or boot trousers, manufactured in 1939 and preserved in exceptionally strong near-mint condition.

Constructed from stone-grey wool, these distinctive flared breeches were designed to be worn with tall marching boots and were issued to personnel whose duties benefited from greater mobility, including mounted troops, drivers, artillery personnel, and motorcycle units.

The trousers are clearly marked with the period size and issue stamps 86 / 92 / 121 / 104 / 1939, giving collectors an excellent set of original factory and sizing identifiers. The 1939 date is especially desirable, placing the garment at the very beginning of the Second World War and firmly within the sought-after early-war period.

Early stone-grey Heer trousers are increasingly difficult to find, particularly examples retaining strong wool, clear markings, and limited damage. This pair offers the kind of authentic uniform component that works equally well in a serious mannequin display, advanced uniform collection, or as a standalone piece of German WWII history.

Highlights

• Original German WWII Heer boot trousers
• Enlisted Men's Stiefelhosen
• Manufactured 1939
• Early-war stone-grey wool
• Quad stamped 86 / 92 / 121 / 104
• Clearly dated 1939
• Designed for wear with tall marching boots
• Near-mint condition
• Excellent uniform or mannequin display piece

Condition

Near mint overall with excellent wool and strong period markings. One leg button is missing, and there is one small hole to the trousers, possibly from a cigarette burn or similar period damage. Otherwise, the garment remains exceptionally well preserved for its age. Please review all photographs carefully for exact condition.

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