Original U.S. General James “Jimmy” Doolittle Signed Letter For Personal Items To Be Displayed In The National Air Museum - Dated 1973 Technical Handbooks & Manuals There may be another smaller

There may be another smaller marking

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and even Tents seen during the last observation

On the back side of the blade there is a mounting for something else which is now missing and by looking at this we have no idea what this may have been

and there is a gold cord around the kepi which makes a cloverleaf shape in the back

Original U.S. General James “Jimmy” Doolittle Signed Letter For Personal Items To Be Displayed In The National Air Museum - Dated 1973 Technical Handbooks & Manuals There may be another smallerOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an exceptional letter that General James H. Doolittle typed on a typewriter to American author Robert L. Carlisle. The letter was written on high quality Trojan Bond 25% Cotton Fiber paper, which is indicated by the visible watermark. Although there are some minor stains and age toning, the letter is in great condition, and its content is fascinating. In the letter, General Doolittle discusses the Smithsonian