Compass, Type 92 Model 1, Japanese Navy Aircraft MiG-15 as is the banking indicator

as is the banking indicator (fluid is intact)

The camera comes with its original case and a film-threading plate

The caging knob pulls out and turns to cage the gyro as it should

This is a late WWII-era Wheel and Flap Position Indicator

One end of a magnetic needle

Compass, Type 92 Model 1, Japanese Navy Aircraft MiG-15 as is the banking indicatorThis is a WWII era direct reading magnetic compass,Type 92 Model 1, made by Yokogawa Electric Corporation for aircraft of the Japanese Navy. The Type 92 was primarily used in aircraft such as the Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero fighter, see photo of a Zero instrument panel showing the compass location. It was also used in the Nakajima B5N2 Kate torpedo bomber. There is a panel which, when unscrewed by turning the two knurled knobs at the bottom and opened,