WWII U.S. Navy Aircraft Instrument Landing Glide Path Receiver CDE-46120 Women's Clothing • Manufacturer: Thompson/Center Arms

• Manufacturer: Thompson/Center Arms

and Staynless priming

Period: Late 18th century – early 19th century (circa 1790–1820)

This documentation firmly establishes that the cannon is not a later replica or hobbyist piece

The knife is not marked

WWII U.S. Navy Aircraft Instrument Landing Glide Path Receiver CDE-46120 Women's Clothing • Manufacturer: Thompson/Center ArmsOriginal WWII U. S. Navy aircraft radio instrument landing equipment unit, Model ZA, marked Glide Path Receiver Type CDE 46120. Manufactured by Air Track Manufacturing Corp. for the Navy Department Bureau of Ships, contract date March 18, 1940. Front panel marked wired for 12 volt operation with tuning, volume, antenna connection, and mounting base tag. Black metal case with original data plates. Untested, shows age, paint wear, scratches, and storage