Original U.S. WWII USAAF Gibson Girl SCR-578 Survival Radio Transmitter French Flags a concave mirror is tilted

a concave mirror is tilted by a trigger to focus the light into pulses

Shako named to "B

with a high quality plain steel finish and an excellent fouled anchor etch

_is a relatively rare gun today

Of huge proportions this was clearly intended for close quarter combat rather than for use as a missile

Original U.S. WWII USAAF Gibson Girl SCR-578 Survival Radio Transmitter French Flags a concave mirror is tiltedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very good condition complete WW2 example of the Gibson Girl Radio Set SCR 578. This radio was used on B 17 and B 24 bombers and got its name because their narrow waist reminded people of the young ladies drawn by illustrator Charles Dana Gibson. The Gibson Girl radio set was a hand powered emergency transmitter ruggedly designed for use in a life raft or small boat. Use of the Gibson Girl enabled rescue