Original British WWII RAF Bomber Bubble Sextant Mark IX in Bakelite Wall-mounted Case - dated 1940 Percusion Muskets Algiers and Tunisia were the

Algiers and Tunisia were the main bases of these latter day pirates

This British Officer's spiked Blue Cloth helmet is dated 1879

It is still in tight excellent working condition and retains all matching numbers

By late 1940 the American visitor Ralph Ingersoll reported that the Poles were "the talk of London" because of their victories

in order to turn the musket into a pike for dismounting Cavalry troops

Original British WWII RAF Bomber Bubble Sextant Mark IX in Bakelite Wall-mounted Case - dated 1940 Percusion Muskets Algiers and Tunisia were theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice British Air Ministry marked Royal Air Force Bubble Sextant Mark IX, in very good condition. These were used for night time navigation about WWII Aircraft, such as the Avro Lancaster Bomber, and others. It comes complete with its wall mounted Bakelite Case Transit chest, which would be carried on board the plane, and then mounted to the wall by the Navigator station. The left side of the sextant is