Original Japanese WWII Type 89 I-Go Tank Propaganda Poster Martini-Henry Rifles except that it was painted

except that it was painted black over the standard army brown

• M1917 Doughboy helmet with Cross of Lorraine Advance Sector Service of Supply insignia and traces of camouflage paint and the outline of the First Army “A” above the Cross of Lorraine insignia

• RAAF tunic in blue with embroidered New Zealand patches to both shoulders

Complete with Chained leather Backed Shoulders Straps

• The "Fat Boy" conversion- Anyone over 5'9 tall and 170 lbs knows that fitting behind the wheel of a jeep is a tight squeeze

Original Japanese WWII Type 89 I-Go Tank Propaganda Poster Martini-Henry Rifles except that it was paintedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a vintage Japanese World War Two Propaganda poster featuring a Type 89 I Go Chi Ro tank. The Type 89 I Go Chi Ro was Japans first production tank. It was inspired heavily by the Vickers Medium Mark C that Japan had purchased from the UK in 1927. The I Go was Japans first medium tank and saw numerous redesigns over the course of production. Despite being hopelessly outdated it served through the entirety of