Original U.S. WWII Aircraft & Ship Spotter’s Identification Book Lot- 6 Items Receiver Top Cover While in that position

While in that position

concurred with Wardell’s observation that the Owen gun would have already been manufactured and distributed to Australian troops if the Army had cooperated

ELIAS COLE worked from 1720 until 1775 from his shop in London and was known for his many blunderbusses and weapons bearing the Royal cipher

and other information we unfortunately cannot read

the 78th embarked for the European Theatre from the New York POE on 14 October 1944

Original U.S. WWII Aircraft & Ship Spotter’s Identification Book Lot- 6 Items Receiver Top Cover While in that positionOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 6 Available. Lot of 6 Different WWII U. S. Publications pertaining to the Identification of Allied and Axis Aircraft, as used by Military Personnel, Air Raid Wardens, Aircrew, etc! The Lot consists of the following: Aeronautics Aircraft Spotters Guide, Issue Number 3. Published by the National Aeronautics Council and dated July 15, 1942. The 96 page booklet contains various aircraft of Allied and Axis origin. In