Original U.S. WWII Target Kite Mark 1 by Spalding Bros. 5' x 5’ Category_MG 42 Mounts We called it "20 Minutes

We called it "20 Minutes of Hell"

was developed in Lancaster County

but it was being withheld by the colonial rulers

The left pouch was intended for additional explosives and grenades in two compartments

The Horsehair plumed helmet was always worn when mounted in armor but was optional when wearing coveralls as a navy and red visor hat with household cavalry regimental badge was also acceptable (we added a white pith helmet for the photos

Original U.S. WWII Target Kite Mark 1 by Spalding Bros. 5' x 5’ Category_MG 42 Mounts We called it "20 MinutesOriginal Item: Only One Available. Aerial target kite Mark 1, Device 3 C 29, developed by the late Paul Garber of the Smithsonian Institution and others. Officially designated and marked: TARGET KITE, MARK I U. S. Navy 3 C 29 U. S. Army M 9 PATENT APPLIED FOR RESTRICTED A. G. Spalding Bros Inc Measures 5' x 5' overall, offered in good condition. These were used by both the Army and Navy for target practice. You occasionally encounter the "skins" with