Original U.S. WWII P51 Mustang No 44.15168 Bearing Race Recovered From Wetherfield, Essex 1945 Crash Sight Japanese Military Maps with some light wear and

with some light wear and oxidation

and it looks like the barrel may have not been deactivated

so it was common to see locks on these that were of varied origin

Bayonet was originally designed for the Lee-Enfiied Rifle No

smoothbore pistol is a very good example of the Model 1842 percussion pistol

Original U.S. WWII P51 Mustang No 44.15168 Bearing Race Recovered From Wetherfield, Essex 1945 Crash Sight Japanese Military Maps with some light wear andOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is an interesting and unique piece of aviation history, one that would make for an excellent desktop paperweight! This is an Aircraft Bearing Race, recovered from P51 Mustang, Aircraft No 44. 15168. This P51 was lost in a flying accident on June 30, 1945, crashing in Wetherfield Essex, England. It had a total of 462 flying hours on the airframe. History of Mustang P51D No 44. 15168: The Mustang was a D15