Luxor Airex King of the Air Flying Goggles Type B-2 with Case and Sunshade Lenses A-20

Luxor Airex King of the Air Flying Goggles Type B-2 with Case and Sunshade Lenses A-20Here is a kit of original Luxor Airex B 2 flying goggles made by E. B. Meyrowitz Inc., including the metal case and a set of green sunshade lenses. The original face cushions have after 80+ years hardened with age. Frames are in very good condition. Center bridge has a wing emblem with an adjustment screw for fit. Comes in the original Luxor Airex aluminum carrying case that has raised letters and logo on the top. The right lens is broken but the left

as documented in the aircraft's parts list dated 1951

Here is a fine example of a WWII-era Stalling Speed Signal Assembly

black and white and color

the workers and intellectuals

demountable

and we are the first to have opened it since then

or for the Canadair-manufactured CF-13 Saberjet

though slow

This is a nice example of the US Navy's Vertical Speed Indicator R-88-I-750 as used in the SB2C Helldiver Dive Bomber of WWII

indicating a manufacturing year of 1957

The knob rotates the face of the instrument to correct the scale

An accelerometer with an identical face appears in the Oct 1950 flight manual of the Boeing B-47 A Stratojet Bomber (see photo)