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21-05-17, 10:26 AM
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Tank Corps Overalls WWI
Can anyone tell me which book this illustration comes from?
And does anyone have any details from official records of the introduction/use of the brown tank crew overalls? Thanks, Jon 
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21-05-17, 11:02 AM
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Jon,
Certainly has the look and style of an Osprey publication from their Men-at-Arms, Warrior or Elite Series. However I do not know the specific volume! Tim
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21-05-17, 11:18 AM
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Thanks Tim.
Jon
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21-05-17, 12:10 PM
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Plate D in "The British Army in World War 1 (2) " by Mike Chappell in the Osprey Men at Arms series
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21-05-17, 12:11 PM
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Hi Jon, unfortunately I don't recognise it either, but I do have a very similar marking on a helmet. This helmet I've always thought was ww2 but I know very little about British helmets could it be ww1? best wishes Mike
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21-05-17, 01:28 PM
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Now identified thanks to Peter.
The helmet is in my opinion WW2 and markings such as the one shown are very difficult to identify. Afraid I can't help with that one. Jon
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