Original U.S. 1920s Allied Airplane Models on Display Board Japanese Edged Weapons and at the top is

and at the top is the KRAFTSTOFF (fuel) gauge

The bolt is an arsenal replacement with all parts marked J639

The information Lieutenant Metheny radioed back permitted the successful bombing by B-17s of enemy armor units in Foy and Cobru

We very rarely see these without the marking on the rear of the cylinder still legible

Original U.S. 1920s Allied Airplane Models on Display Board Japanese Edged Weapons and at the top isOriginal Items. Only One Available. This is a lovely set of two allied airplane models from the post WWI 1920s period. There are two handmade planes, one of which is attached to the base via a post. The other may have originally had a post but its gone. The display board measures 8 x 8 x . The fixed plane has the US Air Service 1917 and 1921 1941 roundels on the wings, while the loose plane has the 1918 1920 American insignia during WWI. The loose