United Kingdom. A Second War RAF Cockpit Clock, by Smith & Sons certificate_of_authenticity when he "Broke down"

when he "Broke down"

adjustable screws with pointed tips pointing inward at either end of the yoke

A unique and fascinating combat report compiled by noted fighter Ace Major (later Oberst) Gordon Gollob

with a leather sling

United Kingdom. A Second War RAF Cockpit Clock, by Smith & Sons certificate_of_authenticity when he "Broke down"A Smith Mark III Second War cockpit clock, possibly for a Spitfire or Hurricane, in a blackened metal case with glass covering the clock, the clock face featuring arabic numerals from 2 to 22 (ever other number is painted with a luminescence element), with a smaller dial numbered 1 to 12 at the 12 oclock position recording the TIME OF TRIP. Maker marked S SMITH & SONS (MA) LTD LONDON REF No CA . There are two exterior dials at 5 and 8 oclock with red