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Altimeter for Glider (pg11 ins)
This is an unusual piece, its
the standard wartime altimeter Air Ministry marked as used
by practically all RAF Wartime aircraft. It is in good
condition and the hands and scale move freely. It is mounted
in a sprung mount. This is a Airminstry fitting as the
bracket is stamped with the crown and has an AM reference
number. It would appear that this was fitted to a Glider???
although I cannot find a picture of it in situ as yet.
Seen under
the markings on the bracket holding the altimeter.

This is
a strange code for this bracket as 10A is the wireless
equipment code.
£150
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Fuel Flow Meter (pg11 ins)
Does exactly what it says,
this is meter which measured the amount of fuel filling the
tanks of Heavy Bombers like the Lancaster. Nice original
condition air ministry marked.

£85
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JU 52 Compass (pg11 ins)

JU 52 Compass
FK 10 Fl 23210
The Junkers JU 52 was
the workhorse of the Luftwaffe. It served from the beginning
of WWII to the very end and in every theatre of war.
The JU 52 fought in multiple roles from airliners to
bombers. At least one still serves for Lufthansa today. The compass is in good
condition, everything intact, original liquid no bubbles,
the compass card can be easily seen through the liquid.
However the compass card does not rotate properly therefore
does not work but everything is there.
£150
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B17 Autopilot (pg11 ins)
B17 Rose of York being
christened by
Princess Elizabeth now Queen
Elizabeth II,
'rechristening' plane re-named in her honour at Thurleigh on
6 July, 1944
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B17 Autopilot (pg11 ins)

Autopilot from a B17
Bomber. Very good condition.
The
Boeing B-17 "Flying Fortress"
is a World War II bomber used primarily in Europe. B-17s
from the Eighth Air Force participated in countless missions
from bases in England. These missions often lasted for more
than eight hours and struck at targets deep within enemy
territory. Because of their long-range capability,
formations of B-17s often flew into battle with no fighter
escort, relying on their own defensive capabilities to
insure a successful mission.
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Oil Pressure gauge brown(pg11 ins)
Well used
in original condition brown oil pressure gauge. This type
used a capillary which has been removed and it not
repairable so its for display only. Used in all types of RAF
wartime aircraft from Spitfire to Lancaster. Has a slight
hairline crack crack in the bezel, complete with mounting
bracket and a nice early
1941 date.

Seen in situ
in a Hawker Typhoon under


N/A
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Boost gauge 24Lbs 2(pg11 ins)
Mint boxed serviceable
24Llb boost gauge. Spitfires ,Lancaster and
other Merlin powered Aircraft.
£55
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RCAF Oxy valve(pg11 ins)

This is a really nice and
unusual piece. This displays perfectly the variety of
instruments used on aircraft like Hurricanes and Spitfires
as discussed in the reference section and in the forum. As
we say there is no such thing as a standard instrument
panel.
Made by Bendix

This valve is shown left fitted
to a Mk I or II Royal Canadian Air Force Hurricane. Note the
single firing button and the Oval gun sight.
£59
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Boxed Dr Compass(pg11 ins)
Mint boxed
unused.
Fitted above
the Lancaster main panel
£75
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Oil Tank Gauge (pg11 ins)
The Merlin Spitfire has an
8 gallon oil tank. I haven't seen this in a
Spitfire but its probably for an
aircraft powered by a Merlin.
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Oil Pressure gauge yellow(pg11 ins)
Well used
in original condition yellow oil pressure gauge. This type
used a capillary which has been removed and it not
repairable so its for display only. Used in all types of RAF
wartime aircraft from Spitfire to Lancaster.


1943 date.
N/A
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Halifax Mk 1,2 or 3 fuel Gauge (pg11 ins)
FG 502 a fuel gauge from a
Halifax MK 2, 3 or 5

£65
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Ammeter White (pg11 ins)
A very early
ammeter suitable for early Spitfire panels
£55
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Oxygen Gauge (pg11 ins)

The label
says it all mint and boxed
Click on
the picture's to enlarge them
£35
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Spitfire Pilot Training Instruments (pg11 ins)

Here we have a really rare if
not unique find a set of 8 training instruments for
WWII Pilots. These instruments would be used during basic
flying training to familiarise pilots with cockpit layout
and functions, They are in excellent condition and include
the really rear Spitfire 480 MPH ASI.





£499 set of
eight
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