Original U.S. WWII 1945 Dated Army Air Corps Officer Bronze Bust by Hungarian Sculptor Airsoft Guns The Colt address marking on

The Colt address marking on the top of the barrel is unfortunately almost completely gone

Because the No

Clear markings on the lock plate read-

This section of the 339th's shield was lifted from the de la Mothe coat of arms to signify "Detroit's Own"

all under Major John Green

Original U.S. WWII 1945 Dated Army Air Corps Officer Bronze Bust by Hungarian Sculptor Airsoft Guns The Colt address marking onOriginal Item: Only One Available. Well, some American Ari Force officer certainly had a high opinion of himself, so much so that he commissioned a Hungarian artist in Budapest after the surrender of the German forces to sculpt his likeness in bronze. The craftsmanship is excellent, and the sculpture is signed (what appears to read): Jrysk K1945, BudapestThe bust features multiple ribbons bars, pilot wings, what appears to be a Caterpillar club pin