Original U.S. WWII Rare 101st Airborne Division White Tongue Patch with White Back Brunswick Parts The data plate is present

The data plate is present and still firmly attached to the snout of the siren

Also included are copies of two pages of additional biographical information about the pilot from his daughter

This looks to be a blade that has been polished several times

Lionel even made a wartime freight train entirely out of heavy paper

Original U.S. WWII Rare 101st Airborne Division White Tongue Patch with White Back Brunswick Parts The data plate is presentOriginal Item: Only One Available. The 101st Airborne Divisions Screaming Eagles nickname originates from their insignia a bald eagle on a black shield. The eagle on the patch is named Old Abe in honor of President Abraham Lincoln and was originally the mascot of a Wisconsin regiment during the Civil War. This is a rare white tongue 101st Airborne Division with white thread on the reverse side of the patch. The background of the patch is black twill.