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I found this pair of sapogi and I want to know what written inside. I suspect these where made for pubblic use and not military.
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>>18779867
the only things that are readable are:
изнocoycтoйчивыe - wear-resistant, durable basically
ГOCT 19137-73 etc - code for manufacturing standards defined by the russian government. looks like these were standard army and navy issue.
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>>18779868
Isn't there something like Ц. and some digits? Have you got any ideas of what that stands for? On this video the guy says something about price:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8pfCFquEs8&t=210s
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>>18779908
yeah i see the Ц now. could be Цeнa, as in price yeah, since there was no free market the shops couldn't label the pricing themselves. looks like it could have been 1 rubble 30 cents at the time, if i'm reading it correctly. the rest would be characteristics, size, manufacturing standard and i guess the factory ID at the bottom, although ususally these were written in full or w/ an acronym. my best is that very last 'word' is the acronym for the factory these boots came from.



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