United States. A Naval Emergency Signaling Mirror, Model 40653, by General Electric Newly Listed With a brass cross guard

With a brass cross guard and a black wooden handle

5 mm x 28 mm

1935 and is signed by the Head of Division for Air Raid Protection

but was later re-issued with his original service number 59071) with the Depot Regiment

to allow the belt to be folded over for display purposes)

United States. A Naval Emergency Signaling Mirror, Model 40653, by General Electric Newly Listed With a brass cross guardAn emergency signaling mirror historically issued to military and merchant seamen during the Second World War, consisting of a small, compact, but thick mirror used to signal for assistance over a 10 mile distance. It features instructions for using the mirror on the rear of the device, with a cross in the center, includes a 40 cm long braided lanyard for wearing around the neck, measuring 125 mm (w) x 100 mm (l), the mirror is free of cracks but does