WWII San Michele Isle of Capri Brass Bell Worn by the USAAF (1944)

WWII San Michele Isle of Capri Brass Bell Worn by the USAAF (1944)

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WWII San Michele Isle of Capri Brass Bell Worn by the USAAF (1944)Description These small, good luck charms were often seen secured to the A 2 leather flight jackets of the 12th and 15th Air Force men who passed through Capri, Italy. Legend has it that a sudden flash of light stopped a young shepherd boy in his tracks and Saint Michele appeared on a white horse alongside the boys sheep, who was wearing around its neck a small shining bell adorned with the image of a four leaf clover. This particular example is

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