Original U.S. WWII AAF Scarce British-Made Sterling Silver Technical Observer Wings Attributed to Firmin - Pinback U.S. Artillery There is really not any

There is really not any powder burn we can see around the breech or on the plug

another armory sub-inspector who inspected a variety of contract revolvers from Allen & Wheelock

Underneath this is the serial number A1802

Even a small impact would fracture the polystyrene earpad

with a small copper bead at the very front of the muzzle

Original U.S. WWII AAF Scarce British-Made Sterling Silver Technical Observer Wings Attributed to Firmin - Pinback U.S. Artillery There is really not anyOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a fantastic example of a very difficult set of wings to acquire. This is a British Made Sterling set of Technical Observer wings, still in great condition without any serious damage. The set has a fantastic patina, and the O on this example is hollow, a style often attributed to Firmin of London. The pinback is the correct thinner British style, and the wings are die cast, one of the most difficult styles