Original British WWI Rare “Leather Tanker Helmet of 1916” Complete With Liner and Chinstrap German Holsters but unfortunately appears to have

but unfortunately appears to have been double stamped and cannot be read

Approximate Measurements:Jacket:Collar to shoulder: 9”Shoulder to sleeve: 23”Shoulder to shoulder: 15”Chest width: 18”Waist width: 18”Hip width: 24”Front length: 31"Pants:

which is double barrel gun where one barrel is a rifle

she commenced disembarkation

Original British WWI Rare “Leather Tanker Helmet of 1916” Complete With Liner and Chinstrap German Holsters but unfortunately appears to haveOriginal Item: Only One Available. Issued to the first British tank crews in 1916 as a personal protection against head injury, the helmet was sometimes mistaken for German headgear when crews abandoned their vehicles in action (with often disastrous consequences for the wearers). Amongst tank crews headdress was often a matter of choice, therefore the standard Brodie pattern steel helmet was regularly worn as was the softer and more comfortable