Original U.S. WWII B-17 42-3544 “Stars and Stripes” Recovered Bomb Switch on Period Mount with Provenance Note - Crashed January 5th, 1944 Category_Rear Sight Assembly although the paint on the

although the paint on the top is very worn

the name of which apparently has origins of being "Lithuanian" style

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and still shows the original factory grind cross grain on much of the blade

Original U.S. WWII B-17 42-3544 “Stars and Stripes” Recovered Bomb Switch on Period Mount with Provenance Note - Crashed January 5th, 1944 Category_Rear Sight Assembly although the paint on theOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an outstanding artifact which was mounted onto a board for display during the period. This B 17 Flying Fortress bomb switch was recovered off of the B 17G 42 3544 Stars and Stripes which crashed shortly after takeoff from Great Ashfield at Brook Farm in Badwell Ash on January 5th, 1944. The plane crashed on farmland to the northwest of the Badwell Ash, off Langham Road near Brook Farm. It is probable that the