RAD boots semilar to WW1 boots ⁉️

[Kcypher]

I ofter seen at photos RAD workers wear
boots with side seams.
So my question is: - reissued ww1 boots?
-early Reichswehr boots M1932?
- special made boots?
The difference is also that the boots have
a hardly on photos recognizable toe cap,
a tip or shoe front (I don't know the word)
in german called Zehenkappe, what is not
at the older in collector circles called :
Shark noses.
So how to recognize it, if I'm looking for a
pair of RAD boots and how I can avoid to
get fooled,if I'm looking for a pair of WW1
boots???

Best regards!

[rbminis]

Moved to the correct section of the forum.
Ralph.

[Gwar]

Hello, I would personally be wary of any boots without a Bekleidungsamt marking, most issued items belonged to the organization and were issued to the Arbeitsman upon entrance of the Reichsarbeitsdienst, and the items were returned when their service was completed, the stamp of acceptance for use usually is a R.A.D. B.A. with an abbreviation of the supply depot and date or Abt. number, they are available but scarce in my opinion, The boots shown were issued from the Bekleidungsamt Fürth in 1 39 (B.A. Fü 1 39), however the markings only indicate point of supply and perhaps issued for another branch.. G

[Tuniccollector]

Here a RAD memorablilia or
?award?
with a side seam boot ,any real examples?

Thanks!