Original U.S. WWII Aircraft Flight Report Type A2 Wooden Cockpit Document Holder 18th Century Coincidence rangefinders made by Barr

Coincidence rangefinders made by Barr and Stroud used two eyepieces

especially genuine WW2 issue liners

The fuse has a pyrotechnic delay detonation and a filling comprised of high explosive charge and small steel balls used as shrapnel

Experience gained in packaging complicated items for export

they used it as a propaganda tool

Original U.S. WWII Aircraft Flight Report Type A2 Wooden Cockpit Document Holder 18th Century Coincidence rangefinders made by BarrOriginal Items. Very Few Available. We are happy to offer a great selection of wooden cockpit document holders used during World War II. These pieces are truly stunning and will add an interesting flare to any WWII or aviation collection. The holders measure 9 " x 12" x . The front of each reads AIRPLANE FLIGHT REPORTS with TYPE A2 stamped below it. There are small metal tabs used to keep the documents in place. Each example is virtually identical