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Model of Spitfire MK IX MK923 Round Clock

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Style: 8" Round Acrylic Wall Clock

Customize your wall clock to create a functional wall décor statement piece to perfectly match your home décor, show off your art or favorite photo, or give as a personalized gift. This unique, high-quality wall clock is vibrantly printed with AcryliPrint®HD process and features a pre-installed backside hanging slot for easy hanging and a non-ticking design.

  • 2 sizes: 8" diameter or 10.75" diameter
  • Material: Grade-A acrylic
  • One AA battery required (not included)
  • Add photos, artwork, and text
  • Indoor use only, not recommended for outdoor use
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Model of Spitfire MK IX MK923 Round Clock

Model of Spitfire MK IX MK923 Round Clock

Large scale model of Spitfire MK IX MK923 in flight. The first Squadron was that of 126 Squadron at Sawbridgenorth, Hertfordshire on 10.5.1944. Given code 5J-Z. The Squadron moved three times, first to Culmhead on the 22.5.1944 and again to Harrowbeer on the 3.7.1944 and finally to Bradwell Bay 30.8.1944. MK923 first action was on a sortie on May 28 1944 flown by 126 Squadron. The pilot for this was Commanding Officer Sq. Ldr. W.W.Swinden on a shipping recon to the St. Brieuc-Ile de Batz area. S/L Swinden chose this plane as his personal mount with other pilots flying in her occasionally. June 1944 saw Swinden replaced by Squadron Leader J.A.Plagis ( Rhodesian ace ) who chose ML214 as his preferred plane more so of MK923. The plane stayed active but with no specific pilot. August 14 1944 two Messerschmitt Bf 109G's were shot down by Pilot Officer Risley on Rodeo 202 South of Paris. MK923 then left 126 Squadron after squadron were relocated to Bentwaters in Suffolk 30.12.1944. The real plane is now in a museum in Seattle.

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Love the clock it's exactly as pictured. I love that it's made in America. So far it keeps perfect time and is quiet.
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By SharonOctober 24, 2017 • Verified Purchase
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I bought the clock as a 'first time' grandmother. When I opened the package, I cried. the workmanship, material, color and the opportunity to personalize it was just perfect. I know that my grandson will be able to quickly learn to identify numbers, count and tell time! What a keepsake! I was totally happy with the printing, color choice and overall presentation of the clock!

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Product ID: 256182908758601902
Created on: 10/23/2013, 7:12 AM
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