Click on pictures to enlarge

Fire extinguisher  bottle used for putting out engine fire's whilst airborne. This is a system fitted to most heavy bombers including the Lancaster. This bottle is well used and has many stamps. The earliest date I can find is 1943.

Sorry Surface delivery only over sea's.

£350

World War 2 Air Ministry Bell - stamped 'AM' with the Crown, also the maker's initials are stamped - 'G&J'. Made of the very finest quality bell metal - long lasting ring tone, good pitch. Very large, so extremely heavy - weight is in excess of 18kg -  Size: overall height base to shoulder is 8 1/2", diameter is 10 1/2" at Bell opening and 5 1/2" diameter at the top. A threaded bar protrudes from the top by 3", which I assume is for fixing. Used by the RAF at squadron bases to alert air crew into action. The 'clapper' is missing, otherwise condition is good - there are no cracks or other noticeable damage.

Serie 24969.042 zeicn 87 316 L Fabr Monat 41. I believe this to be a repro

SE5A WW1 Fighter Model (pg1 misc)

A nice hand made metal model of the WW1 SE5A. The Royal Aircraft Factory SE5a proved to be the most successful of the British single seat fighters. Armed with a fixed Vickers gun and a tilt able  Lewis gun above the wing.

£42.50

A really nice and unusual item in a quality box and full instructions. Used to test aircrew survival dinghy.

According to its part number this is from a Mk V Spitfire floatplane. I cant believe this was just for the spitfire floatplane and probably fits all MK V's. The part number definitely relates to the floatplane variant. Probably one of the only parts still in existence with this part number   Fitted with a Merlin 45.

Supermarrine part nos 355/74/3

The grill would have been fitted to the air intake seen left.

Click on picture to enlarge

A quality reproduction of an RAF sector clock. Uses a modern battery powered mechanism with moving second hand. Keeps perfect time. RAF Sector Clocks are exceptionally rare. The early ones dating from 1937 and 1938 were made for the command and control system of RAF Fighter Command and were in use during the Battle of Britain

This really is a rare item. A/M 27N/108 listed as air bourn fire fighting part. Used in all manner of Wartime RAF aircraft to hold the Graviner fire extinguisher including the Lancaster.

A/M 27N/108

£75

This really is a rare item. A/M 27N/108 listed as air bourn fire fighting part. Used in all manner of Wartime RAF aircraft to hold the Graviner fire extinguisher including the Lancaster.

A/M 27N/108

Spares or repair OK for pattern. A/M 27N/108 listed as air bourn fire fighting part. Used in all manner of Wartime RAF aircraft to hold the Graviner fire extinguisher including the Lancaster.

A/M 27N/108

RAF ENSIGN (pg 1 Misc)

Royal Air Force Ensign 5 x 3 FEET
Comes complete with brass eyelets for hanging
and double stitched hems.

£15

RED Ensign 5 x 3 FEET
Comes complete with brass eyelets for hanging
and double stitched hems.
£15

George Cross (pg 1 Misc)

RED Ensign 5 x 3 FEET
Comes complete with brass eyelets for hanging
and double stitched hems.
£15

Scotland (pg 1 Misc)

 5 x 3 FEET
Comes complete with brass eyelets for hanging
and double stitched hems.

£15

 5 x 3 FEET
Comes complete with brass eyelets for hanging
and double stitched hems.
£15

New Zealand (pg 1 Misc)

 5 x 3 FEET
Comes complete with brass eyelets for hanging
and double stitched hems.
£15

Here we have a really nice filler tube. I have no idea what its application is but it came with a collection of pre war and wartime equipment and has an air tester stamp on the flip cover as seen in the picture. My instinct is that its a filler for oil. If you know what this piece was used for then contact me and you will earn a discount on any future purchase.

This item has been moved to the more appropriate Pilot equipment pages the reason for which will become apparent once you read its corrected description.