Original U.S. WWII Sicily 1944 Junkers Ju 87 Stuka Trench Art - Possibly Constructed From Downed Aircraft Aluminum Swords other makers looked to grab

other makers looked to grab a portion of the Russian contract market

indicating manufacture at the Lithgow Arsenal in 1917

as indicated by the signature on the tang of the blade: 河 内 守 藤 原 俊 則

Enlisted pilots were called flying sergeants

with just a dent in the middle and light wear

Original U.S. WWII Sicily 1944 Junkers Ju 87 Stuka Trench Art - Possibly Constructed From Downed Aircraft Aluminum Swords other makers looked to grabOriginal Items: Only One Available. Fantastic model aluminum Stuka with wings that measure 12. 5" and fuselage that measures 9. 5" in length. Typically, items such as these were constructed out of aluminum and metal salvaged from down aircraft. However, there is no way to tell if this in fact was made from pieces of a Stuka. There is no extensive damage present and it does appear to be complete. There is minor chipping present on a few of the edges,