Original U.S. WWII Era Army Air Forces Cartridge Counter in Original Box U.S. Holsters but they were not modified

but they were not modified from their WWI configuration

On 18 December 1944 the ships of Task Force 38 unexpectedly found themselves in a fight for their lives when Typhoon Cobra overtook the force— seven fleet and six light carriers

with the middle two twisted together

Guns with "Mixed Numbers" are always looked down upon by Collectors however these examples of multi-numbered Civil War Revolvers are the evidence that in the time of war such measures were very much necessary and it made no difference to the Trooper on whatever side whether his gun was matching numbers as long as he could defend himself with it

Original U.S. WWII Era Army Air Forces Cartridge Counter in Original Box U.S. Holsters but they were not modifiedOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very interesting piece that we havent been able to find much reference of, an AAF marked cartridge counter meant to be wired into an aircrafts machine gun to assist the gunner in depletion control. This example comes with the wires still attached at the end and in its original box! The counter drops by 2 with every turn of the wheel, denoting that this would be meant for a dual machine gun. There are a few