WW2 German Ubola Black Shoe Cream Tin

Product Code: SKU7308E

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WW2 German Ubola Black Shoe Cream Tin
Description

WW2 German Ubola Black Shoe Cream Tin

Great quality reproductions of the tins of shoe cream used by German soldiers up until 1943.

These have been crafted with great care using an original as a reference, so a real feel of authenticity is guaranteed. 

Features:

  • High quality
  • Authentic look and feel
  • Reproduced from the original design
  • Can withstand exposure to water for up to 2 minutes
  • Historically accurate diameter of 7.5cm 
  • Contains actual black shoe polish

A nice piece of equipment to add to your German soldier kit.

 

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