Original U.S. WWII Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress Pilot Cockpit Front Window Panel Japanese Edged Weapons it was matched to the

it was matched to the newly developed Lafette 42 tripod

The 1st fought at the capture of Saint Lucia

they sold for a then princely $100

The knapsack (lower bag) had two straps to close its main flap and side straps to hold the lower arms of the horseshoe blanket roll (if rolled the long way)

Note: Fitting is often required due to wear on the water jacket connector flange

Original U.S. WWII Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress Pilot Cockpit Front Window Panel Japanese Edged Weapons it was matched to theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original WWII B 17G pilot (left side) cockpit front window panel for a Boeing B 17 Flying Fortress, note the extra front window panels, if open, were not for ventilation but for "clear vision" in case the windows became iced over. This version with opening side panel window was a very rare variant, produced for only a short time towards the end of WW2. We found the following research on a collectors forum: