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WWII Imperial Japanese Navy – Type 3 KAI – Tokyo Aero Indicator Co – Mitsubishi G4M Type 1 Bomber Betty – Very Rare
This is a WWII-era direct reading, reflector, magnetic compass,Type 2 or 3 KAI , made by Tokyo Aero Indicator Co, as used in aircraft of the Japanese Navy. According to the online Funatsu Aviation Instruments Museum, this compass was used in the following aircraft: Mitsubishi G4M Type 1 Bomber Betty Nakajima B6N Tenzan Torpedo Bomber Kate Type94 Recon Kawanishi E7K Type 95 Model 2 Recon Nakajima C6N Saiun Myrt The box is period, along with all the extras – we have not had anything in this condition as usually these are taken from downed or crashed aircraft. This example is in the box like it came out of the factory.
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WWII British Royal Air Force Navigational Compass – Spitfire – Hurricane – Mosquito – Beaufighter – Crown Marked AM 6A/726 –
The Type P8 Navigational Compass, Ref 6A/0726, was used across numerous aircraft of the British Royal Air Force during WWII, including Spitfire, Hurricane, Mosquito, and Beaufighter. Original
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WWI US AEF – Chaplain LeVeer – Table Service Crusifix and Wooden Box – 26th Division Yankee – Original Rare (Offer Accepted)
Chaplain Arthur Joseph LaVeer was born along the Connecticut River in the Northeast Kingdom (a regional name) town of Bloomfield, Vermont on February 3rd, 1886. Commissioned as a 1st Lt. on August 22nd, 1918, LeVeer was quickly sent overseas to serve as a chaplain with the 102nd Infantry Regiment of the 26th “Yankee Division.”Father LeVeer served at St. Norbert’s Church in Hardwick for the remainder of his life. Photo – Found on the web, shows LeVeer in uniform and later in life. (Last 4 photos are reference only) Incredibly rare items If your interested in learning more about this Chaplain I was able to find very good info from this website; Thanks to Mr Gauthier. https://portraitofwar.com/2017/02/28/wwi-26th-division-chaplain-photo-bloomfield-vt-native-arthur-leveer-in-france-1918/
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WWII Canadian Army – Telephone Set F MK.1 – 1943/1944 – Original
Nicely marked Canadian WW2 gear is not the easiest to find.
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WWII US Navy Signal Pistol 1943 Dated – Signal Pistol Mark 5 R.F. Sedgley Inc 1943 – Original
Original Signals Pistol 1943 Dated US Sales only
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WWI WWII US Marine Corps Sniper Scope – USMC M1903 – Winchester A5 Sniper Scope – Original
Here we have a Winchester A5 Sniper Scope . Photos in use are only for reference. WWI & WWII with the USMC. Optic is a little dusty but the cross hairs are still complete.
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WWII Imperial Japanese Airforce – Crashed Fighter Receiver TOBI Type 99 – Version 1 (Mk2) – Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa (‘Oscar’) – Nakajima Ki-44 Shoki (“Tojo”) – Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien (‘Tony’) – Very Rare Original
Here we have an original Tobi Type 99 Japanese Fighter Receiver We can see that this took a bit of a bash, and this ended up in the USA as a bring back from a US Service Solider or Officer. The Type 99-3 aircraft transmitter was fitted to such single seater fighters as the Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa (‘Oscar’), the Nakajima Ki-44 Shoki (“Tojo”) and the Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien (‘Tony’). Transmission frequency was 2,500 to 6,700 kHz; reception was 1,500 to 6,700 kHz and the set utilised a crystal oscillator (UY807A) and a anode modulator (UY807A). We have not seen another one of these for sale in the past, there is a transmitter known in the Australian War Museum. Item is located at our US Office – Shipping inside the USA Included. If you are outside the US, we will need contacted first. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fX5eNQwhiyk
