Original Wwii Army

VINTAGE WWII FAIRCHILD CORP AIR FORCES U. ARMY SEXTANT A-10 A WITH BOX. We cannot control the time it takes postal services to deliver. Please do not hold these issues against us. We are one of the few U. Sellers still willing to take care of international customers. To return an item, just let us know within a week of receiving your item. If factory sealed, the item must remain sealed.   

   Vintage Air Forces US Army Corps. WWII Fairchild A-10 Sextant in Wood Case. The compact A-10 was one of the most commonly used sextants in the Army Air Forces. Tens of thousands were made during World War II, and many remained in service with the Air Force through Key features include a lighted bubble and a recording disk to determine averages. Does not Come With Batteries. Please take advantage of the zoom feature on the photos to judge cosmetics for yourself. We aim to earn positive 5 stars feedback for every item. This item is in the category "Collectibles\Militaria\WW II ...

   All photographs are part of the description. Here is Fairchild's WWII era A-10 Sextant serial number AF42-15658, in it's original wooden fitted box, with a flashlight like power source, and paper disks. Everything you see in the photos is included. I do not know how to work it. The name plates are really eroded but you can make out the serial number, model number, a bit of the maker's name, the words Army Airforce and US. Also, there is a plate on the box and on the actual sextant. Though both are very worn, you can see that the serial numbers are the same, so this is in it's ...

   1944 Dated Wooden Boxed US Army Air Force Complete Fairchild A-10A Sextant. As used by USAAF bomber navigators during WW2. This is a 77 year old United States Army Air Force Fairchild Model A-10A Sextant in an original matching serial numbered box for the instrument, just as we bought it from a colleague in the second hand militaria business some time ago. This World War II sextant appears to be complete and has all the accessories shown in our second picture: A- the sextant instrument itself, serial number AF44-16994, B- the hook for hanging the sextant, C- a paper packet containing two...