Original U.S. WWII AAF B-17 Aircraft Food Container Type A-1 with All 4 Original Unbroken Thermoses and Interior Smaller Thermos by Liberty Electric Co. Russian Machine Guns as well as the yellow

as well as the yellow strip of fabric to pull out the cigars

which was still standard issue for many officers during the war

The 334th flew British Supermarine Spitfire fighters until the arrival of Republic P-47 Thunderbolt aircraft in 1943

probably about 30%

when she decided to go despite the fact she had two children both under the age of two

Original U.S. WWII AAF B-17 Aircraft Food Container Type A-1 with All 4 Original Unbroken Thermoses and Interior Smaller Thermos by Liberty Electric Co. Russian Machine Guns as well as the yellowOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very rare set that weve never offered before. This U. S. Army Air Forces marked food container would have been stored aboard a myriad of different WWII aircraft, most of all the B 17 and B 24 bombers. The original data plate on the side reads: CONTAINER, FOOD, AIRCRAFT TYPE A 1 SPEC. NO. 40361 ORD. 42 15497 P MADE BY LIBERTY ELECTRIC CO. INC. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. PROP. OF AIR FORCE U. S. ARMY The