Original U.S. WWII Named USAAF Ansco A-10A Bubble Sextant in Transit Chest to Distinguished Flying Cross Recipient Colonel Jack N. Denton - Dated 1944 Lanchester SMG the grenade could be used

the grenade could be used in an improvised "bundle" style with another six explosive heads (without their sticks) wired around the central stick grenade

• Pair of coveralls (trousers) of very dark navy blue with wide silvered embroidery stripe down the outside of each leg

the 327 was involved in action near Hagenau

indicating these were produced for police use

and shows the "German Silver" base material

Original U.S. WWII Named USAAF Ansco A-10A Bubble Sextant in Transit Chest to Distinguished Flying Cross Recipient Colonel Jack N. Denton - Dated 1944 Lanchester SMG the grenade could be usedOriginal Item: Only One Available. WWII US Army Air Force A10 Aircraft Sextant. This WWII Ansco USAAF A 10 Sextant was issued during World War two to personnel from the U. S. Army Air Forces (USAAF). It has an original data plate, which can be clearly read: PROPERTY, AIR FORCES, U. S. ARMY SEXTANT TYPE A 10A SERIAL NO. AF 44 8668 ORDER NO. W 30 053ac 1136 SPEC. NO. 27473 MFRS ASSEM. DWG. NO. F 245 MFRD BY ANSCO A DIVISION OF GENERAL ANALINE & FILM