Original U.S. Korean War Era 628th Tank Battalion Painted Leather Tanker Jacket - Stationed in Germany Feed Block Assembly took advantage of the Germans

took advantage of the Germans and killed the wounded

The original liner is also in excellent condition and is marked with size 7 1/4 on the outer edge

- British WWII 1939–1945 Star Medal

and it has all four of the liner attachment split pins present

The plating on the steel hilt is completely gone

Original U.S. Korean War Era 628th Tank Battalion Painted Leather Tanker Jacket - Stationed in Germany Feed Block Assembly took advantage of the GermansOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a gorgeous 1950s era leather tanker jacket worn by an R. Baker of the 628th Tank Battalion, painted on the reverse side with a lovely motif of the soldier seated in his tank. The jacket is painted on the reverse: R. BAKER 628 M. Tk. Bn. GERMANY The motif depicts an American tank, possibly an M26 Pershing or an M46 Patton, with a soldier, likely Baker, at the top of it. The paint is rather worn but has a gorgeous