Royal Air Force Original British WWII RAF Bomber Bubble Sextant Mark IX in Bakelite Wall-mounted Case ww1 September 1963 - October 1964

September 1963 - October 1964

a soldier had to have completed six months of operational service in the Pacific

giving a total of 30 inert rounds exactly as carried by Soviet and Warsaw Pact soldiers

Each round is 100% inert—containing no primer or propellant—making them completely safe for handling

Unlike more refined civilian models

Royal Air Force Original British WWII RAF Bomber Bubble Sextant Mark IX in Bakelite Wall-mounted Case ww1 September 1963 - October 1964This original WWII era RAF Bomber Bubble Sextant Mark IX is a remarkable piece of aviation history, representing the ingenuity and precision of wartime navigation technology. Used by Royal Air Force navigators during bombing missions, this sextant was an essential tool for determining aircraft position using celestial navigation, even in the demanding conditions of wartime flights. The Mark IX Bubble Sextant features a finely crafted optical system,