Fixbayonets!
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I see, I thought we were looking at two different boxes. I know Peter Cailler Kohler is a known maker so then perhaps it stands a chance. I don't have a Peter Cailler Kohler to compare it to but maybe someone else who does will chime in.
Rob
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The Baldwin Quality Foods looks to be a repro & I do not believe they are a known manufacturer of D bars. The Peter Cailler Koher looks like it could be a good one.
Rob
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Very nice lot, I think WWII P38's in the packets sell in the $10-$20 range.
Rob
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I have been trying to ID what aircraft this ammunition counter was used in with no luck. I would like to properly ID which aircraft before I get around to selling it. Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
Rob
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I just finished watching the series and I liked it. A few of the scenes I thought were over the top but overall it was very well done. I was impressed with the level of detail that went into this. They got a few things wrong here and there but you could tell they did their homework.
Rob
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Dominos? I feel sorry for you guys who have to eat pizza outside of New York. Awesome holster and even more so with the original packaging, love it!
Rob
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Thanks for the photo Mac! Do you think the sight in the period photo is the exact same model as the one I have? Mine does not have the sights mounted on top. I wonder if the sights were held on by clamps and are missing from mine.
Rob
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Thanks Kat, glad you like them!
Rob
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Sure Mac, here are a few pics of the sight, MK 3-7 dated 1942.
Rob
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I think I have the bombsight for the Dauntless as well.
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Thanks Mac, I just matched it up with some Dauntless cockpit images and you are correct!
Rob
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I picked up these two instruments that I would like to properly ID before I eventually sell them. The first is a bomb release handle Mark 4 Model 3 and the second is a Army Air Forces ammunition counter for left & right guns. I searched around on the internet but have found next to nothing about them. What I would really like to know is what specific aircraft are these instruments associated with? I know the ammunition counter dates from WWII but I am not positive about the bomb release handle? Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
Rob
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That's just the news I wanted to hear. Thanks guys, very much appreciated!
Rob
Help ID WWII ammo counter
in MILITARY AIRCRAFT & AVIATION
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Thanks for helping out on this one! Very much appreciated!
Rob