Original U.S. WWI Curtiss JN “Jenny” Biplane Propeller Early 8-Bolt Hub Converted Post-War To Commemorative Desk Clock - Functional German Helmets & Hats crew chief and top turret

crew chief and top turret operator

He died in action

and is checkered at the wrist

and was fitted with a unique suspension that prevented the wearer’s head from hitting against the walls of the helmet

when the Norden bombsight was not controlling it

Original U.S. WWI Curtiss JN “Jenny” Biplane Propeller Early 8-Bolt Hub Converted Post-War To Commemorative Desk Clock - Functional German Helmets & Hats crew chief and top turretOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a lovely memento from a member of the US Militarys original Air Force, the United States Army Air Service. This piece of propeller that was cut is known as the hub. This hub has an 8 bolt pattern which is generally a really early wooden propeller and is a lot longer than a modern one; eight feet, maybe longer. They usually have eight bolt holes and made of a darker wood while the later ones are six bolt