Can anyone give me any info on these Goodyear 1942 Army Boots? Value? Any help would be appreciated.

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[anjofak]

I did a lens search and see them as low as 50$ and as high as 650$, I personally would probably auction starting at 20$ and see if they fly, description them to death..

[smiling66]

For information only.

This Goodyear pair sold for $110.00.

https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/wwii-us-army-airborne-paratrooper-jump-boots-81303-c-92f4f0ba...

[bonjourami]

I'd be careful listing these to be worn. There are always complaints on the Buyers board with these old shoes. Seems the first time they are worn, the soles crumble off.

[soh.maryl]

Had no idea that Goodyear Tire & Rubber would have manufactured Army boots, even in 1942.  Or does the Goodyear logo refer just to the soles?  

[smiling66]

Yes, the Goodyear Wingfoot logo refers to the soles and heels. Rubber soles and heels production started in 1905.

https://goodyearfootwear.com/history/

[soh.maryl]

If only the soles and heels are made by Goodyear, why does the OP refer to them as "Goodyear 1942 Army boots" I wonder.  

There used to be a manufacturer in this area, long gone, called Bearfoot Sole.  Can I refer to the work boots I have as Bearfoot Sole boots, since the heels and soles are from that company?