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1. This is believed to be a camera that would have been mounted in the belly of a WW II aircraft.
This is a 24v U.S. Army Air Corps Night Photo Camera, Type K-19.
It is in a shipping crate and comes complete with film slides, a cable and a night vision lens.
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2. Print of 'Pappy' Boyington with personal inscription.
This is number 8/500 and has a very personal note, not just a signature.
Yes, the glass is cracked and taped, but it is firm in the frame.
3. This item is believed to be a Japanese pilot's portable anenmometer, (but if a viewer KNOWS exactly what it is, an email would be appreciated.)
The fan moves freely when you blow into it, and the compass works fine.
It appears that the cord is original, but I do not know its function.
4. Japanese Silk Flag
This flag is approximately 27" x 33".
It does have a bit of insect damage.
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5. German swastika Flag
On the canvas edge of this flag is printed in red 'Bonner fahnenfabrik, Bunn'.
Stamped on the canvas edge in black letters is 'Bundesllagge Wolle 250 x 150' .
There are remnants of cords at each end of the canvas edge.
The center disc is 28" .
6. Black and Gold Eagle carrying swastika flag.
Stamped on the canvas edge in black letters is '60 x 90 Geschwader'.
I have not been able to discover the use of this flag. Someone has suggested that it was the flag of the Luftwaffe.
7. German Machine Gun Magazines.
The following set of pictures are of a German parachute dated Feb 10, 1932 (note that Europeans reverse month and day.)
