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Vintage WW2 USAF Crash Survival Escape Axe / Hatchet + Case No. 42D8331
42D8331 WW2 USAF Crash Survival Escape Axe / Hatchet + Case. Light rust and scratches. Please see pictures for best example of condition.
Vintage Air Force Plane Crash Emergency Escape Axe / Great Condition
This is a vintage Air Force plane crash emergency escape axe, a must-have for collectors of militaria. The axe is in great shape and has been well-maintained over the years. The axe is perfect for those interested in field gear and equipment from the United States during the World War II era. It is a unique item that would make a great addition to any militaria collection. I think it’s a later production based on it’s condition. Used, in wonderful condition.
1994 Fairchild Air Force Crash B52 Engine Wreckage Converted To Memorial Lamp
On June 24, 1994 at Fairchild Air Force Base in Washington, a Boeing B-52H Stratofortress stalled midair, fell to the ground and exploded, killing the pilot Arthur “Bud” Holland, and three other crew members. The crash was caught on film and was shown repeatedly on news channels around the world. The cause of the crash was pilot error. The pilot, who had several previous similar incidents, maneuvered the plane beyond its capabilities, disregarding safety procedures, which resulted in this horrific tragedy. The base of this lamp was made using engine pieces from the wreckage. I acquired it from an estate sale consisting of an extensive collection of Air Force and Navy memorabilia. When I saw the picture online I was amazed at exactly what I was looking at. When I brought it home, sat and looked at it in person, I was overwhelmed with what this tragic piece of history represented. This is a special piece, and should go to someone who can appreciate all it stands for: The lives of Mark McGeehan, Robert Wolff, and Ken Huston. There is a shade included, shown in the images. I included it but did not add any cost for it. I also added a nice finial of an Eagle, which I’ll include with or without the shade.
US Air Force Crash Fire Rescue Breast Pinback NO PIN Sterling
ENAMELED BADGE WITH CROSS U. STAND PICTURED NOT INCLUDED IN THE SALE. BACK PIN IS BROKEN THAT YOUNWILL HAVE TO CHANGE OTHER THEN THAT PIECE IS INTACT AND FULL ENAMEL. SIGNATURE CONFIRMATION REQUIRED AND INSURED.
1994 Fairchild Air Force Crash B52 Engine Wreckage Converted To Memorial Lamp
On June 24, 1994 at Fairchild Air Force Base in Washington, a Boeing B-52H Stratofortress stalled midair, fell to the ground and exploded, killing the pilot Arthur “Bud” Holland, and three other crew members. The crash was caught on film and was shown repeatedly on news channels around the world. The cause of the crash was pilot error. The pilot, who had several previous similar incidents, maneuvered the plane beyond its capabilities, disregarding safety procedures, which resulted in this horrific tragedy. The base of this lamp was made using engine pieces from the wreckage. I acquired it from an estate sale consisting of an extensive collection of Air Force and Navy memorabilia. When I saw the picture online I was amazed at exactly what I was looking at. When I brought it home, sat and looked at it in person, I was overwhelmed with what this tragic piece of history represented. This is a special piece, and should go to someone who can appreciate all it stands for: The lives of Mark McGeehan, Robert Wolff, and Ken Huston. There is a shade included, shown in the images. I included it but did not add any cost for it. I also added a nice finial of an Eagle, which I’ll include with or without the shade.
Vintage Usaf Plant 42 Palmdale Crash Pass 13 Badge Pin Pinback
Neat and rare vintage USAF pin as shown from this plant/base. Has plastic clear piece protecting the inside insert.
Vintage WW2 WWII Era USAAF Air Force Bomber Aircraft Glider Crash Breakout Axe
Up for sale is a good condition, Vintage WW2 WWII Era USAAF Air Force Bomber Aircraft Glider Crash Breakout Axe. Used to hack, tear, pull a way out of a crashed aircraft. Marked: A with wings. # 42D8331 on one side of rubber grip and tested: 20,000 volts on other. 15.25 inches tall by 7.5 inches total width of blade. Please keep in mind that all of my items are vintage, gently used, unless otherwise indicated in the listing. Please check out the pictures below. The item “Vintage WW2 WWII Era USAAF Air Force Bomber Aircraft Glider Crash Breakout Axe” is in sale since Sunday, July 7, 2019. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\WW II (1939-45)\Original Period Items\United States\Field Gear, Equipment”. The seller is “tyjahn” and is located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This item can be shipped worldwide.
- Country/Region of Manufacture: United States