Landing Gear Pressure Indicator Type E-3 2000 PSI Air Corps US Army C-7 Then the gunner may greet

Then the gunner may greet the uninvited guest with 50 cal potpourri

adjusts the projection of the reticles on the glass screen toward the target

rectifier type

invented by George Reid (according to the 'all-knowing' Wikipedia) and made by Reid & Sigrist

containing a small lamp (still present) in the upper right corner

Landing Gear Pressure Indicator Type E-3 2000 PSI Air Corps US Army C-7 Then the gunner may greetThis is an authentic WW2 vintage Landing Gear Pressure Indicator, Type E 3, made by Manning Maxwell & Moore, as used in early aircraft of the US Army Air Corps. "AC US ARMY" is embossed on the face of the instrument (black on black), see close up photo. This was a lighted instrument, containing a small lamp (still present) in the upper right corner, which would illuminate the inner rim of the dial when the knob is rotated. The instrument would