Vintage 1968 - US Army UH-1B Helicopter Pilots Checklist Binder w/ Pilot\'s Notes for Sale

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Vintage 1968 - US Army UH-1B Helicopter Pilots Checklist Binder w/ Pilot\'s Notes For Sale

$Vintage 1968 - US Army UH-1B Helicopter Pilots Checklist Binder w/ Pilot\'s Notes$
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Vintage 1968 - US Army UH-1B Helicopter Pilots Checklist Binder w/ Pilot\'s Notes:
$149.95

This is a listing for a vintage 1968 - US Army UH-1B Helicopter Pilots Checklist and Binder. This great piece of history still has the pilots / original owners Army \"business card\" in the clear front sleeve. It was originally owned by Chief Warrant Officer Edwin Richard Constant - Aviation - United States Army.Binder with checklist inside comes to you in used very good overall condition. It measures approximately 7 1/2 inches long and is about 2 inches thick. In addition to having the original pilots card in the front cover, it still has his various markings, notes and notations throughout the checklist. Entire item is still in very good overall condition, but does show signs of age / storage wear. These include some fading to the lettering on the binder front and some dirt marks and yellowing to the vinyl sleeves the pages are inside. This a is a rare piece of military history that would be a very nice addition to any collection. Please see our pictures for full details. Shipping for this book will be$12 inthe United Statesand posted rates for international delivery to international locations.

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