Original U.S. WWII Framed “Black Sheep” Harry “Skinny” Johnson Signed Photograph - Shot Down Final Zero of Squadron 17⅝ x 21⅝” Category_Rear Sight Assembly It is painted in a

It is painted in a very nice mixture of green and tan camouflage while the interior has the early war version with more green in the mix

000 men during the Great War

The spring catch that keeps the tape primer door closed is present

and the cylinder still has a mostly intact "Stagecoach Robbery" scene on the side

with shark skin shagreen over a wood base

Original U.S. WWII Framed “Black Sheep” Harry “Skinny” Johnson Signed Photograph - Shot Down Final Zero of Squadron 17⅝ x 21⅝” Category_Rear Sight Assembly It is painted in aOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a great framed photograph of the Black Sheep Squadron, VMF 214. This was a legendary U. S. Marine Corps fighter squadron in World War II, famous for its aggressive tactics under Major "Pappy" Boyington in the South Pacific, flying F4U Corsairs and achieving high scores in destroying enemy aircraft during a short but impactful combat tour from late 1943 to early 1944. Formed from a collection of misfits and