Original U.S. WWII Named Salua Airfield, India 317th Troop Carrier Squadron Leather Blood Chit Belonging To T/sgt John R. Leber - 9 ½” x 10” Flintlocks suitable for display

suitable for display

from smaller groups on the SouthEast Asian Peninsula

which is very hard to translate

He was a member of the Société des Artistes Français

The visor is in fairly unused condition and looks to be an fj stamped on the inside

Original U.S. WWII Named Salua Airfield, India 317th Troop Carrier Squadron Leather Blood Chit Belonging To T/sgt John R. Leber - 9 ½” x 10” Flintlocks suitable for displayOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of a WWII leather blood chit which is actually named on the reverse, something seldom seen. The blood chit is in fantastic condition and shows evidence of having been sewn into the lining of an A2 flight jacket, as does the patch. The leather chit features an American flag to the left of the Chinese National flag with Chinese Characters at the bottom to the right of a leather CBI shield.