Vintage Aircraft Magnetic Compass Ki-12 Airplane Aviation on 2040-parts.com
Kiev, Ukraine
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Vintage magnetic compass KI-12 aircraft. In working order, but there is no backlight. Dimensions: length - 2.6 inches (6.8 cm), height - 2.7 inches (7 cm), width - 2.4 inches (6.2 cm). Condition - carefully look at the photos. If you have any questions - please, e-mail. Please, look my other items |
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