Original British WWII Pair of Blitz Blackout Automobile Head Lamp Covers U.S. Artwork & Posters They were to meet at

They were to meet at the Caribon Gate of Fort McKinley

the critical need for arms was temporarily alleviated

The throat is the thinner style and is held in place by a single screw

Within the American enclosure were the playing field

Original British WWII Pair of Blitz Blackout Automobile Head Lamp Covers U.S. Artwork & Posters They were to meet atOriginal Item: One Set Available. We have never even seen a pair in this configuration before. They measure 8" and are made of steel in circular form that was intended to be tied or clamped around regular Automobile Head Lamps during the WW2 "BLITZ" AIR RAIDS. These examples blot out all light save for a three thin slivers that emerge from the hooded slots. These small slit windows ensured that minimal light was visible from above, a necessity during