Original U.S. WWII BC-348 Army Signal Corps High Frequency Radio Receiver MG 42 Mounts ten days after the Normandy

ten days after the Normandy invasion by moving P-47 Thunderbolts to a beach-head landing strip

an imprint of International Military Antiques

Some confusion results today in the mistaken substitution of the harness designation for the complete chute assembly

so the flag displays correctly from either direction

and dig foxholes

Original U.S. WWII BC-348 Army Signal Corps High Frequency Radio Receiver MG 42 Mounts ten days after the NormandyOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Signal Corps Receiver BC 348 is a eight valve superhet all wave receiver produced in the U. S. during World War II in many different variants; it has mainly been in use as airplane onboard receiver, that's the reason for the remarkably light aluminum chassis and cabinet. The receiver BC 348 comes in a relatively light aluminum case with black wrinkle finish, it is 46 x 23 x 22 cm (About 18" x 9" x 9") in size and