(MTR) 10GUNDIAL Beautiful 10" diameter gun
sight dial is a piece of history. World War II ships and
subs dialed
in the enemy with this compass dial. Ritchie Boston is
painted on glass dial, QUEEN-GRAY COMPANY is listed on wood box as manufacturer.
Black lettering on clear glass, brass dial ring. North is zero degrees, South
180 degrees. Comes in original wood box with instructions for gunner to install
the more rugged brass dial when conducting target practice. Excellent condition.
Next
time you watch U-571, watch the depth charge scene in the
sub and
you will see a square on view of this dial against the bulkhead.
We have about 100 in stock.
(EQP) CFT55084 Perhaps the only Automatic Bearing Indicators in existence
today and new in the crates to boot. Made by Federal Telegraph
for WWII and delivered March 31, 1942, right in the thick
of it. New technology was being pushed to the edge of the
envelope. I suspect they never were adopted as standard equipment.
Includes prototype style handmade manual (original and marked restricted of
course) with each scope.
Basic
theory of operation is a small 1/8 hp 1140 rpm motor drives
a goniometer directly
and a set of magnetic deflection coils. A 5BP1 crt is positioned
inside the rotating deflection coils and thereby deflected. An
optical system consists of an illuminated scale and a mirror
so positioned that the reflection of the scale appears to coincide
with the pattern obtained on the screen of the crt.
The manual
indicates the following voltages are required: -800vdc,
-650vdc,
-160vdc, -135vdc,
6.3vac and 115vac 60 Hz. Only four available. 120 pounds gross
weight. 46" long.
Excellent Condition -
$195
Very Good Condition - $165
Good Condition - $135
$7,500 each
6" Bore Sight
(EQP) BORESGT Right angle gun sighting scope. 5" diameter glass makes powerful field monocular.
Cross hairs in eyepiece. 15" long. Used, removed.
(EQP) AZC-M3-2 Bureau of Ships US Navy Azimuth Circle in carry case. Mark III, Model 2. Ring diameter: 10-1/4". Case measures 11" x 11" x 3-1/2". S/N: 1272. Contract No. 79969. Made by National Electrical Machine Shops. Used on WWII naval ships.
$350
$150
Radio Modulator
&
Transmitter
(EQP) BC-1158-13 Made
by Argus. Sold Out for now. We may find more as this
large lot is inventoried.
World War II
Beacon Receiver BC-1206-C
(EQP) BC-1206-C Setchell-Carlson Beacon Receiver covers 200-400 KHz.
New in the box. Most commonly
used in P-51's and P-40's. 4" x 4" x 7".
*** SOLD OUT ***
*** SOLD OUT ***
Morse Code
Reader
It
appears to be brand new but we can't be sure. This TG-34A
code machine comes complete with a wooden crate of paper
tapes.
The lid has a rewinder. It folds down and latches closed over the front. Power
requirement is 115 vac.
Search Light
Screening Hood
First
the proof. It's the packing slip from the shipping carton.
Notice on the left side, "USS Theodore Roosevelt" is
written.
This is the spare Screening Hood for
her Search Light installed is the clear lens. It's
a brand new spare. A piece of history indeed.
