Turn and Bank Indicator US Navy, AN-5820-1, R88-I-3255-10 F-106 In the center of the

In the center of the bowl is a semi-float type card to which are attached the magnetized needles and the radial arms

this instrument was used in aircraft such as the Bf109G

The face of this indicator is similar if not identical to the mach indicator seen on the instrument panels of the Avro Vulcan strategic bomber and the Hawker Hunter jet fighter (see photos)

This is an authentic WWII-era illustrated user guide for the C-1 Automatic Pilot System

Turn and Bank Indicator US Navy, AN-5820-1, R88-I-3255-10 F-106 In the center of theThis Turn & Bank Indicator 1722 2AK B2 made by Bendix, is similar to those used across virtually all aircraft of the US Navy during WWII and into the 1950's. It is in very good condition given its age. The dial markings are clear and the glass, case, and fluid are intact. This example has a service label from Naval Air Station (NAS) Seattle, dated June 1952.