Original German WWII Set of Five 1:100 Scale Soviet Tank Identification Cards Mounted in 13" x 34" Frame - A.A.F. Tank Museum nChannel 1937 and again as VMJ-152

1937 and again as VMJ-152 on July 7

Preußen Kürassier (Other Ranks) Metalhelme were steel with grey oxidized steel fittings for all Regiments and the brass or Tombak chinscales were replaced with a M91 leather chinstrap

A truck driver would naturally have patches of down time and this particular driver used that extra time to ink sketch on this set of mittens

Illustrated by Hubert Rogers of Ottawa in 1942 and "Printed in Canada" this is a totally original extremely rare Canadian WW2 propaganda poster

Original German WWII Set of Five 1:100 Scale Soviet Tank Identification Cards Mounted in 13" x 34" Frame - A.A.F. Tank Museum nChannel 1937 and again as VMJ-152Original Item: Only One Available. Being able to recognize friend from foe on the battlefield is of the utmost importance during any armed conflict. The development of camouflage and constantly fluctuating front lines made this much more difficult, as well as much more important due to the constantly changing nature of battle. To aid with this all sides in WWII developed various types of recognition models, which would often give basic measurements