A Delightful Early 20thC Carved Wooden Polychrome Fairground Luftwaffe HE111 Aeroplane From a Round Spinner Stall sub-Antiques Britain's Royal National Lifeboat Institution

Britain's Royal National Lifeboat Institution started using life preservers in Victorian times

Rd 15023' are found on the underside of the stand

which was a very great inconvenience

Sydney’ printed above

there is some light creasing where the poster has been folded prior to being framed

A Delightful Early 20thC Carved Wooden Polychrome Fairground Luftwaffe HE111 Aeroplane From a Round Spinner Stall sub-Antiques Britain's Royal National Lifeboat InstitutionOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 40 Length: 29 inches Width: 44 inches (Wingspan) The German fleet World War II period Heinkle He (He111) aeroplane, hand carved and polychrome painted with the distinctive fully glazed bullet or fishbowl nose, with the black German straight armed Balkenkreuz livery, the stylised version of the Iron Cross to the underside of the wings hailing from a British