Bomb Release Interval Control Panel Type B-2A PZL

Bomb Release Interval Control Panel Type B-2A PZLThis is an original WWII era Bomb Release Interval Control, Type B 2A, as used across nearly all US bomber aircraft, including B 17, B 24, B 25, B 26, and B 29 and any US Navy counterparts. The Bomb Release Interval Control permitted a bombardier to control the number of bombs dropped per release and their impact spacing. This would be used to set up a carpet bombing run, for example, over a large railroad marshalling yard, vs a more concentrated drop

See diagram of A4D-1 instrument panel from its flight manual dated 1962

see illustration from the B-17G Erection and Maintenance Manual in the photos

25 inches deep

This is a custom-made stand for the US military 8-day CDIA Aircraft Clock (clock not included)

indicates the manufacturing year 1942

and the commander had one in his hatch

and C-7A Caribou

WW2-vintage Vertical Gyro module of the Type A-3A Automatic Pilot system

the copper

spaced equally on either side of the N and S markings

This example is definitely experienced by in very good condition given its age

as used in various aircraft of the Air Service US Army