Original U.S. Korean War Era 628th Tank Battalion Painted Leather Tanker Jacket - Stationed in Germany Stocks and was the regiment's Colonel-in-Chief

and was the regiment's Colonel-in-Chief from 1914 until her death in 1925

It also has the early "curved" broad arrow above the cylinder

- Single-hole tang

000 pieces for the front

There are several smallish holes across the flag

Original U.S. Korean War Era 628th Tank Battalion Painted Leather Tanker Jacket - Stationed in Germany Stocks and was the regiment's Colonel-in-ChiefOriginal 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