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Markings have been painted over which was not uncommon
Aside from the issues with the sweatband
It does still have a size stamp 56 on one of the fingers
We are not certain on which Fokker D7 this section came from
four-engine airliner developed for and used by Deutsche Luft Hansa shortly before World War II
Original U.S. WWII T-7 Airborne Parachute Display Rig with 1943 Type A-3 Reserve Parachute, 1944 Pack, 1945 Harness, and Reproduction Components British Military Hats Markings have been painted overOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. This is a visually impressive representative U. S. WWII airborne parachute display assembled from several scarce original wartime components, including a December 1944 dated T 7 parachute pack, a July 1945 dated Simmons harness, and an October 1943 Type A 3 reserve parachute retaining its original parachute log record. The main pack contains an incorrect and damaged U. S. Navy parachute installed solely to give
