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Tool A/M 46.4213
£20
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Wartime stainless hose
clips
£10 (for 5)
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Oil Heater A/M 5A/2048
220 Volt oil heater. It has a nice A/M crown.
I can only assume this is for preheating oil in big aero
engines. Looks serviceable.
£25
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Arrestor Hook (pg2 misc)
A very unusual item an arrestor hook from a carrier based fighter. Great
collectable.Fitted to the Sea Hawk.
A/M 27H/2542
£125
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Rudder lock (pg2 misc)
Used to secure the rudder of parked
aircraft
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3 Unique manuals (pg2 misc) B
If you are building, restoring or
maintaining a WW11 Warbird this is for you. Three books
containing hundreds of hand written notes covering
practically everything, hydraulics , airframe repairs , fuel
tank repairs , correct use of tools, types of tools, metal
bending, how to tie down an aircraft, I could go on all its
all here in original wartime books. This explains the bits
the manuals don't.
£155
 
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RAF SUNDERLAND FLYING BOAT LOUVER (pg 2 misc )
This piece from a Sunderland flying boat, it
is some kind of air circulation control valve, it has
a rotating bezel to open and shut it. The Sunderland
was developed from the Imperial Airways Empire civilian
flying boat. It represented a dramatic increase in fighting
capability over earlier, biplane boats. From the outbreak of
war in 1939 the Sunderland was ceaselessly at work hunting
and destroying U-boats, rescuing seamen and engaging so
effectively with enemy aircraft that the Luftwaffe nicknamed
it 'the flying porcupine'. On many occasions a single
Sunderland fought off five or more hostile aircraft. One was
attacked by
six Ju-88's, shooting down three of the German aircraft and
driving off the others. The Mark III introduced an improved hull form and - from
1940 onwards - Sunderland's of all marks carried ASV radar,
Leigh lights for illuminating surfaced submarines, and
increasingly advanced avionics.
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Warning horn (pg2 misc)
A warning horn for the under carriage used
on Spitfires, Wellington's and other RAF Warbird's. This horn
appears to the left of the pilots head, in a Wellington
bomber during the film about 617 Sdr "The Dambuster's".
You can just make it out to the right of the actor playing
Barnes Wallis, nose. It's much more visible in the film,
this is a photo of the TV.
A/M 5C/1961
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Warning horn 2 (pg2 misc)
This is a warning horn from a Wartime aircraft , from the
size of it I would say heavy Bomber probably a B17 or
Liberator. In good order.
Click on the picture's to enlarge
£55
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