Original British WWI Era Framed Aircraft Fabric from a Sky-Writing S.E.5a Fighter - 16¼ x 20¼” U.S. Army The maps were usually printed

The maps were usually printed on both sides

Accompanied by its iron scabbard which shows old pitting scars from under where the leather throat frog had been

And by the end of WW2 the age of multi-use uniforms had passed

a relatively popular size for fowling at the time

This uniform is accompanied by copies (not originals) of Mr

Original British WWI Era Framed Aircraft Fabric from a Sky-Writing S.E.5a Fighter - 16¼ x 20¼” U.S. Army The maps were usually printedOriginal Item. Only One Available. Skywriting was started by a Major Savage in England in 1922. Trailing smoke to better follow exhibition stunting had been introduced prior to 1914 and was also experimented with in WWI. Savage also introduced skywriting to the U. S. A. in 1924. But it took over 10 years for the U. S. A. to perfect their own formula, and from then on it was a popular ruse in advertising in the late 30s and early 40s, occasionally