Original British WWI Royal Flying Corps Airplane Propeller Clock Named and Dated 1916 One-of-a-Kind New Made Item: Oh No

New Made Item: Oh No

1959 VF-144's mission was changed to Attack and the "Bitter Birds" were redesigned as the VA-52 Knightriders

Use as a fortification weapon

000 Zulu bodies were buried with the loss of just 28 British killed and some more wounded

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Original British WWI Royal Flying Corps Airplane Propeller Clock Named and Dated 1916 One-of-a-Kind New Made Item: Oh NoOriginal Item: On of a kind. This is a wonderful genuine WWI clock constructed from the hub portion of World War One Aeroplane propeller. The clock is nicely marked on the face GEC and MADE IN ENGLAND worked perfectly in England however the different in voltage in the U. S. requires that an adapter be used on this side of the Atlantic. The wood propeller hub bears a silver plaque stating: L. G. BACON 2ND LIEUT. R. F. C. GOSPORT 14TH NOVEMBER 1916.