Aircraft Ignition Switch AN3212-1 Bf-109

Aircraft Ignition Switch AN3212-1 Bf-109This is a WWII era aircraft Ignition Switch as used in numerous single engine aircraft of the ear, such as the US Army Air Force P 51 Mustang and US Navy Fighter F4U Corsair, according to their parts lists of that era. The switch rotates to each position on the dial. Measures ~2. 5 inches diameter and ~3 inches long. The internal part of the rear connector has been removed, so this should be considered for static display or core for repair. It appears

PDF copies of the A-12 manuals can be provided if desired

This original

This is an original WWII-era Armament Service and Instruction Manual for the Consolidated B-24D Liberator heavy bomber of the US Army Air Force

this was used in aircraft such as Do335

The leg straps are in very good condition

but you'll look long and hard for one with the projector intact and ALL of the star charts

and a recording base

The larger buckle measures ~ 2 x 4 inches

This indicator was located at the station of the flight engineer

which projects three lines called reticles (1 horizontal and 2 vertical)

where the condition of the wings were monitored during flight

The crown symbol of the Air Ministry can be seen stamped on the rear case