Original U.S. WWII USAAF Survival Gibson Girl SCR-578 Radio Transmitter Scandinavian Militaria many of which were lost

many of which were lost and replaced with "ersatz" emergency issue scabbards

George was a born Czech and actually was in the modern arms trade and worked for the Czech Government Arms Company of Omnipol in Prague

The revolver comes complete with its 1880's leather open top holster

This new design prevented accidental contact with the knob from disturbing the sight setting: the knob had to be deliberately pressed inwards to engage

Original U.S. WWII USAAF Survival Gibson Girl SCR-578 Radio Transmitter Scandinavian Militaria many of which were lostOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very good condition complete WW2 example of the Gibson Girl Radio Set SCR 578. This radio was used on B 17 and B 24 bombers and got its name because their narrow waist reminded people of the young ladies drawn by illustrator Charles Dana Gibson. The Gibson Girl radio set was a hand powered emergency transmitter ruggedly designed for use in a life raft or small boat. Use of the Gibson Girl enabled rescue