Original U.S. WWII Airborne British Made Jump Wings by J.R. Gaunt of London - Pin Back Parachutist Badge MG 34 Ammo Storage the Norden bombsight and its

the Norden bombsight and its associated AFCE were used on a wide scale for the first time on the 18 March 1943 mission to Bremen-Vegesack

and helmets from the World War II period are generally more valuable than later models

Original Item: The barrel nut (berwurfmutter) of the famous German MP38 and MP40 machine pistols was locked in place by a thin steel lock washer that was peened into place after the barrel nut was tightened to the correct torque setting

As used by navigators on B-17 Flying Fortress and B-24 Liberator this is a shock absorbing carrying case for the AN5740 pocket watch

General Swing took care of his troops in every way he deemed necessary to improve their survival and morale

Original U.S. WWII Airborne British Made Jump Wings by J.R. Gaunt of London - Pin Back Parachutist Badge MG 34 Ammo Storage the Norden bombsight and itsOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an exceptionally rare set of British Made Silver Airborne jump wings with a pin back fastener. The reverse is stamped with J. R. GAUNT LONDON on the inside of the parachute. During WWII U. S. forces were stationed in Britain for some time prior to the D Day invasion, and as such local businesses started to supply items, as it was much easier than having them shipped from the U. S. The wings have a lovely pin