Original U.S. WWII Army Air Corps Type A-7 Octant by Bendix Aviation Russian Issue Equipment the bolt moves

the bolt moves

Original German WW2 "SS" desk telephone with rotary dial and nickel plated brass fittings

so we’ve moved the frog slightly to the rear

There are numerous accounts of this happening in the war's earlier battles

Relatively slender construction with a "Bearded Face" cupped touch hole

Original U.S. WWII Army Air Corps Type A-7 Octant by Bendix Aviation Russian Issue Equipment the bolt movesOriginal Item: Only One Available. This a a very rare navigational instrument used on American bombers in WWII. The data plate on the transit chest reads: U. S. ARMY AIR CORPS AIRCRAFT OCTANT TYPE NO. A 7 SERIAL No. AC 41 316 SPECIFICATION NO. 94 27747A ORDER NO. AC 15814 MFRS ASSY. DWG. NO. 3003 B BENDIX AVIATION CORPORATION PIONEER INSTRUMENT DIVISION BENDIX, NEW JERSEY, U. S. A. In January 1942 the Pioneer Instrument Division of Bendix Aviation