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Camouflage Oversuit Tank Crews

Scarce WW2 British Camouflage Oversuit Tank Crew (pixie suit) complete with its very often missing hood. The tanksuit made its first appearance in July 1943 as replacement of the previously used assortment of uniforms and oilskin clothing worn by tank crew. They are known as Tank Suits or Pixie Suits. The suits were made to fit loosely for comfort in the confines of a tank. Battledress was worn underneath. This Tank-Suit is a camouflaged pattern, the first camouflage patterns were made its first appearance in 1944. This example in good condition. All snap studs are marked Newey. Its original makers label present and maker marked by A. Whyman Ltd. dated 1945, in a very good mannequin size good size 4. Complete with braces and waist-belt. Funtional zippers, one zipper is replaced which looks like a period replacement. The hood is in good condition. Worn by British, Canadian and Polish armoured troops.

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WW2 British Pixie/Tank Suit. The tanksuit made its first appearance in July 1943 as replacement of the previously used assortment of uniforms and oilskin clothing worn by tank crew. They are known as Tank Suits or Pixie Suits. The suits were made to fit loosely for comfort in the confines of a tank. Battledress was worn underneath. This Tank-Suit appears in worn condition, shows traces of wear. All snap studs which are marked Newey and its original makers label present. Dated 1944. Complete with braces and waist-belt. Good funtional zippers. Used by British, Canadian and Polish armoured troops.

Nicely worn condition!

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Weight 1000 g
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