1944 Sperry Attitude Gyro Indicator For Wwii Bomber Bombardier on 2040-parts.com
Belleville, Michigan, US
This listing is for a 1944 Sperry Attitude Gyro Indicator. It has the original, manufacturer's tag and is
in the original box with original packing. The box has been in storage since 1944 (see photos).
This would have been mounted in a WWII bomber for use by the bombardier.
It is from the Sperry Gyroscope Co. of Brooklyn, New York
It was built to fulfill a US Navy contract.
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