vTg 1950 Northrop Scorpion F-89D silkscreened heavy painted Glass #48 on bottom For Sale

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vTg 1950 Northrop Scorpion F-89D silkscreened heavy painted Glass #48 on bottom:
$51.95

Genuine original vintage circa 1950 Northrop Scorpion F-89D silk-screened heavy painted Glass marked #48 on bottom

From Wikipedia:The major production model was the F-89D, which first flew 23 October 1951 and entered service in 1954. It removed the cannon in favor of a new Hughes E-6 fire control system with AN/APG-40 radar and an AN/APA-84 computer. Armament was two pods of fifty-two 2.75-inch (70 mm) \"Mighty Mouse\" FFAR rockets. A total of 682 were built. In August 1956 a pair of F-89D interceptors were scrambled from Oxnard Air Force Base to shoot down a runaway F6F-5K drone leading to the so-called Battle of Palmdale.

Measures approx. 5 inches tall by approx 2 inch base diameter, approx 2.75 diameter at top. Weighs approx. 8 ounces. Noticed two places where line (possible long time water stain?) from top to bottom on left side of the image and along the right side thru the letters \"co\" of Scorpion. Also tiny scratch mark at top just a bit further left from the watermark line at left. Please INSPECT ALL images for FULL details.

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