BRITISH WWII D-DAY AMPHIBIOUS TANK CREWS APPARATUS (ATEA) Spanning 130 pages

Spanning 130 pages

bringing them to life on the page alongside detailed text

has had some abuse

The closure catch remains fully functional

When the boots were issued they were laid on the ground in piles of left and rights in all different sizes

BRITISH WWII D-DAY AMPHIBIOUS TANK CREWS APPARATUS (ATEA) Spanning 130 pagesA rare piece of equipment, first used on D Day and issued to the tank crews of British, Canadian and American tanks, is the amphibious tank escape apparatus. The set is complete with the original canvas pack, hose and rubberised mouthpiece; original webbing straps remain with the item. Some cracking to the rubber mouthpiece and slight age staining to the canvas bag. The original sprung loaded nose piece with its attachment string is still in place.