Original WWII U.S. Navy Japanese Zero Target Kite Mark 1 by the Spalding Brothers - Missing Frame Martini-Henry Bayonets first being founded in the

first being founded in the early 1800s by gunsmith Joseph Charles Reilly of Ireland

functional lock and the original key

the Coblenz bridgehead

It has a unique shape and silhouette with molded ear covers and wide front and rear leather trimmed edges

Storch production was shifted to the Leichtbau Budweis in Budweis in 1943

Original WWII U.S. Navy Japanese Zero Target Kite Mark 1 by the Spalding Brothers - Missing Frame Martini-Henry Bayonets first being founded in theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice Aerial target kite Mark 1, also called "Device 3 C 29", developed by the late Paul Garber of the Smithsonian Institution and others. Officially designated and marked: TARGET KITE, MARK IU. S. NAVY 3 C 29U. S. ARMY M 9PATENT APPLIED FORRESTRICTEDA. G. Spalding Bros. Inc. There is also an additional stamp indicating the manufacturer of this specific kite: MANUFACTURED INSPECTED AND ACCEPTED BY J. G.