Original U.S. WWII USMC Stinson L-5 Sentinel Aircraft Roundel Removed From Fuselage Skin at MCAS Cherry Point, North Carolina - 41 ½” x 22” UZI the their storage aboard ships

the their storage aboard ships in racks on the fighting decks and often in lockers or chests usually resulted in the scabbards being lost or discarded as they were generally unnecessary for the sailors

These units included USCGC Taney and patrol cutters Tiger and Reliance

the same structures were referred to as ‘dug-outs’ by the British

WWII Office of War Information Poster is in great condition

but was was renamed in 1942-1943

Original U.S. WWII USMC Stinson L-5 Sentinel Aircraft Roundel Removed From Fuselage Skin at MCAS Cherry Point, North Carolina - 41 ½” x 22” UZI the their storage aboard shipsOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a fantastic display piece, perfect for the avid aviator collector! This 41 x 22 cut piece of material is the roundel removed from a USMC used Stinson L 5 Sentinel while it was decommissioned at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, North Carolina. It is in fantastic condition with nearly all colors still easily discernible. This roundel example is the one that was used from August 14th, 1943 to January