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An unusual and rarely seen piece of USAAF equipment, these are bomb sight calibration discs and the housing that would be bolted in the plane.
VINTAGE:Circa WWII.
SIZE:Housing = 3.5" wide by 4" long; discs = 2.5" diameter
CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS:Housing = leather and black painted metal; discs = printed plastic.
ATTACHMENT:None.
MARKINGS:None on housing. each disc marked with corresponding air speed, height and bombload information.
ITEM NOTES:Ebay STORE VBEX99 LABEX SeABEX7/15
CONDITION:8- (Very Fine-Excellent): Very minor wear. Leather in good shape. All discs present.
GUARANTEE:As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.
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