Original British WWII 7th Armored Division “Desert Rats” Corps of Military Police P-40 Battledress Uniform Tunic With Period Applied Insignia - Dated 1945 Category_Blunderbuss and 112 other armored personnel

and 112 other armored personnel carriers

The M/39 was derived largely from the M28-30

AH ended up serving a little over a month of a three-month jail sentence

Dozens of background M1918 props were used in the making of Sands of Iwo Jima and beyond this example appearing on a master list

It looks like at one point there was a brass closure installed on the open end of the book opposite the spine

Original British WWII 7th Armored Division “Desert Rats” Corps of Military Police P-40 Battledress Uniform Tunic With Period Applied Insignia - Dated 1945 Category_Blunderbuss and 112 other armored personnelOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice condition WWII British P 40 Battledress uniform top, with original applied insignia for the 7th Armored Division, Corps of Military Police. The patches on the left and right sleeves are the CMP rocker in red with the black and red jerboa. The 7th Armored Division had a red jerboa (a nocturnal rodent indigenous to North Africa) as its emblem and became known as "The Desert Rats". The jacket is