Original British WWII Supermarine Spitfire Aircraft Brass Mk2 Cockpit Lamp 5C/366 with Box- Battle of Britain Category_Water Jacket Assembly British and Canadian troops had

British and Canadian troops had intended to capture the town on D-Day

this jacket has that perfect Paul Newman look to it

This last numeral must have been a 9 since this was the first year the regiment was referred to as the 22nd County of London

were wounded in the combat and forced to land at a hospital near Verdun

Original British WWII Supermarine Spitfire Aircraft Brass Mk2 Cockpit Lamp 5C/366 with Box- Battle of Britain Category_Water Jacket Assembly British and Canadian troops hadOriginal Item: Unissued lighthouse type cylindrical cockpit lamps. Fully marked "A. M." (Air Ministry) and Crown, "Ref. No. 5c 366 COCKPIT LAMP Mk2". This later version has a brass rotating light cover over red lens, and instead of a knurled knob on the end, the top is flat with the entire edge being knurled. This made it much easier to aim and use with gloved hands. The base is hinged to allow manipulation of light beam, black non reflective finish