Original U.S. WWII M38 Tanker Helmet by Sears Saddlery Co. with Polaroid Goggles and ANB-H-1 Receivers - Size 7 1/4 Japanese Uniforms killing people and plundering and

killing people and plundering and burning towns suspected of harboring partisans and their supporters

and landed on D-Day on 6 June 1944 with the first assault on the Normandy beaches and fought from the Battle for Caen and the break out from Normandy to the Rhine crossing

have been on display at the Princeton Battlefield State Park Clarke House Museum located in Princeton

This was definitely a high end private purchase item

The Damascus steel "WOOTZ" blade with central raised rib measures 9" and is sharpened on both sides for its entire length

Original U.S. WWII M38 Tanker Helmet by Sears Saddlery Co. with Polaroid Goggles and ANB-H-1 Receivers - Size 7 1/4 Japanese Uniforms killing people and plundering andOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. This is a nice WWII example of the classic M38 tanker helmet used by American tank crews in world war two. The helmet is marked VERY faintly as follows on the inner rear: SEARS SADDLERY CO. 7 1 4 Davenport, Iowa The helmet has been equipped with a set of ANB H 1 Receivers and also includes a nice set of POLAROID "General Purposes" goggles with tinted lenses. This is the classic setup used by tankers during WWII.