Original U.S. WWII 1942 Army Air Force Pilot Gag Trophy Trench Art Compass British Artwork & Posters it seems somewhat typical of

it seems somewhat typical of late war use

he argued that Plough endeavored to achieve unrealistic objectives with the number of troops that the plan called for

this is about the best example of a Luftwaffe leather pilot's jacket we've ever come across

though it is magnetic on the upper half

with the POWs housed in 40 wooden barrack huts

Original U.S. WWII 1942 Army Air Force Pilot Gag Trophy Trench Art Compass British Artwork & Posters it seems somewhat typical ofOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a piece which certainly walks the line between a militaria, folk art, and Americana. It is apparent, after studying the drawings and inscriptions on this piece, that the recipient, Lieutenant Darby Merrill, became lost during a training flight in his North American T 6 Texan. The trophy is mock up of a compass that is drastically off kilter. Directions on the compass are skewed (West being East, East being South,