Original U.S. WWII Spitfire Pilot 307th Fighter Squadron Named A2 Leather Flight Jacket Spanish Artillery and two rigid "Wings" protected

and two rigid "Wings" protected the foresight

directly behind the tang screw

It was produced under license in Spain by the arsenal of A Coruña under the designation M41/44

A great new made example of what is now a rare World War one Adrian Helmet

• The most interesting is a WWII zippo style lighter that is inscribed: Lt

Original U.S. WWII Spitfire Pilot 307th Fighter Squadron Named A2 Leather Flight Jacket Spanish Artillery and two rigid "Wings" protectedOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is an nice A2 leather flight jacket issued to Wilbur C. Dodd, who was a pilot in the 307th Fighter Squadron, 31st Fighter Group, 12th Air Force. He flew a Spitfire and was stationed in England in 1942 later moving to Sicily in 1943. From pilot 307th Ron Brown's diary: "Ran into about 100 Fw's and Me's on the morning mission. Probably got one and a damaged. Others claimed damage on the enemy. Graham was shot up and