Original WWII U.S. Navy Japanese Zero Target Kite Mark 1 Without Frame - Damaged Napoleonic On 14 April 1945

On 14 April 1945

This wool officer's filed cap was made in TOKYO before WW2 and bears a trade label IN ENGLISH showing faux coat of arms over:

Germany on 12 September 1944/ The Plane piloted by Lt

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Original WWII U.S. Navy Japanese Zero Target Kite Mark 1 Without Frame - Damaged Napoleonic On 14 April 1945Original Item: Only One Available. This is a nice Aerial target kite Mark 1, also called "Device 3 C 29", developed by the late Paul Garber of the Smithsonian Institution and others. This example is just the skin and is missing the frame, with some tearing in the body. These were utilized during training in both the Army and Navy. Officially designated and marked: U. S. NAVY TARGET KITE MARK I PATENT APPLIED FOR Measures approximately Length 63"