Original U.S. WWII Aircraft Bomb Doors Handle Release with Attachment Piece U.S. Artillery and Kirbekan (10 February 1885)

and Kirbekan (10 February 1885)

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The only thing that appears to be missing is the Kerosene container

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Original U.S. WWII Aircraft Bomb Doors Handle Release with Attachment Piece U.S. Artillery and Kirbekan (10 February 1885)Original Item. Only One Available. Now this is a great piece worthy of further research! This is the BOMB DOORS handle of a U. S. WWII aircraft. We are unsure if this came from a B 17, B 24, or other aircraft used by the U. S. during the war. The set consists of the handle with BOMB DOORS on the front, with the stick of the handle being marked 84 39 885. There are many other small markings, none of which have given us a clue to the aircraft from which