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Black Stereo 8, FM radio adapter. The object is a metal black rectangular box with silver screws holding the backing. Interior of object is not visible. A black rubber cord with silver prongs at the end is attached to the top left of the box. On the front of the object is a manufacturer label with the following information in silver text: "Lear Jet; Model XI; Stereo 8; FM Multiplex Adaptor; for…
Lear Jet FM Radio Adapter made of out black metal. The adapter is square-shaped with two outer components fitted together. On the front side there is a caution sticker and two black plastic dials. On the side a silver plaque is adhered to the metal with the text, "Bureau of Aeronautics U.S. Navy Amplifier; Type: MA-1 Compass; MFR's model no. 3303A; Stock no. R88A0498-050-000; MFR's part no.…
Direction finder autopilot component constructed out of metal and possibly steel that is painted black. There are multi-tier levels to the main structure of the object with a silver plug at the top. An attached metal black arm mechanically rotates around the base of the object. The text from the label adhered to the object states, "Autopilot component control follow-up; MFRS. Model no. 4000 A;…
Navigator component mounted to a square brown lacquered piece of wood. The navigator dial is made of black plastic with pieces tiered by size. Above the dial is a numerical counter encased with clear plastic. Screwed into the top portion of the wood is a manufacturer label with the text, " Model: 2215-B4; Assembly no. 704715-02; Ser. no. 5538-D; wt. 1.2 lb.; Lear, Inc., Santa Monica, Calif.,…
Compass controller constructed out of a black metal rectangular prism encasing with a black metal face with gold lettering etched in. The compass and other dials are on the face of the object. On the back is a manufacturer label with the text, “Controller Compass System; MFR's model no. 3801-A; MFR's part no. 107064-01; Series A; MFR's serial no. 11093; Lear, Incorporated, Grand Rapids, Mich."…
Lear Omnirange Converter designed with functional components housed in a grey aluminum rectangular enclosure. The converter has been mounted on silver metal Barry Mount shock mounts. On one side of the object has a grey plastic dial, silver attachment component, and Lear Inc. logo with name of converter etched in white. In addition, there is a silver and black plaque drilled into the enclosure…
Automatic direction finder built with a circular metal base and clear circular plastic cover encasing gears, wire, and other metal components. The metal portion of the object has two cylindrical casings screwed into the base. In addition, there are two attachment components and a cylindrical clear glass tub with black rocky substance inside. On the face of the plastic cover is residual adhesive…
Radio compass constructed out of a black metal case with a round face. Divided compass on front with sectioned numbers in beige. Silhouette of plane with "Learmatic." Plug at back. 7 pin connection. There is a black and silver label adhered to the side of the object with an illustration of a schematic design, information about model and note of patent pending, "Lear, Incorporated," and "Los…
Radio compass constructed out of black metal with a glass circular face. A sticker of an airplane and "Lear Orienter" is placed on top of the glass covering. The compass is embedded into a square piece of brown wood with a lacquer finish. There is a label screwed into the wood underneath the compass. On the back of the piece of wood is green felt and the remaining portion of the black radio…
Attitude indicator constructed out of a black metal rectangular form that encases components of the indicator. Along one side there are wires and metal exposed. In addition, the front of the object has a clear circular glass cover. Behind the glass is a black metal ball with yellow lettering etched into the surface. The back portion of the object has a circuit grid of wires, batteries, and dials.