Original British WWII 1944 Dated Tank Crew Pixie Suit by Wareings Ltd British Lancer The most notable improvement in

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Original British WWII 1944 Dated Tank Crew Pixie Suit by Wareings Ltd British Lancer The most notable improvement inOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an apparently unissued near mint condition WW2 British Pixie Tank Suit by Wareings Ltd dated 1944. 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 and had a detachable hood. The suits were made to fit loosely for comfort in the confines of a tank. Battledress was