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The father of a friend has had this *** compass for quite a while. He was told that it is for a Zero. But He thinks it belonged to a ship. It has a navy marking. Zero's were used by Army & Navy. But would they have marked the instruments differently? Here are a few pics. Maybe someone can translate the tag. Your help would greatly appreciated.
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Bringing it up again.
Anybody able and/or willing to translate the tag. Just curious, what it says. Maybe it has clues or answers.Help would be greatly appreciated.
Johnny
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This is a standard Japanese naval aircraft floating compass. It was used in the Zero, but also other aircraft. If it's for sale, please let me know, as I have a friend looking for one now.
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Hey Pepland thanks for the info.If you know anyone who can translate the tag. The would be great. It's not for sale, it belongs to a friend. Thanks again , Johhny
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Hey KM, Thank you for the translation & the link. That's excellent!
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