Case, Canvas, Airplane Mooring Case, USAAF
Rare genuine WWII USAAF heavy duty canvas case, bearing mention 'Airplane Mooring Case, Type D1, 36G4465' and intended for containing a tethering set made up of various spikes and cords.
Quite good, used condition. Conmar zipper is damaged.
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Rare genuine WWII USAAF heavy duty canvas case, bearing mention 'Airplane Mooring Case, Type D1, 36G4465' and intended for containing a tethering set made up of various spikes and cords.
Quite good, used condition. Conmar zipper is damaged.
Empty.
