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Stock Item |
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Description |
| 1894 |  |  | Luftwaffe Trench Art Ashtray - Made from the top and bottom of a Luftwaffe Aircraft Oxygen Bottle. It is fully stamped and dated 14.12.39 and while we do not have any history, it is likely to have been recovered from a crashed wartime Luftwaffe aircraft. 10cm diameter. |
| 1964 |  | | RAF Cigarette Case named to 928 Balloon Squadron - Engraved with letter J and embossed RAF Kings Crown Wings to front. The inside lid is engraved "Presented to Flight Lieutenant A. J. Jones R.A.F. from the Officers, N.C.O.'s and Airmen of B Flight 928 Balloon Squadron Royal Air Force May 1940". The EPNS case measures 12cm x 8cm. P/O A. J. Jones was posted to 928 Barrage Balloon Squadron 11.04.39 and on 24th Nov. the Squadron moved from Bristol to RAF Felixstowe, Suffolk. |
| 1965 |  | | JU88 Trench Art Key Ring from Battle of Britain - Made from aircraft alloy in the form of a WWII Fighter. Engraved on the reverse "RAF Metal from JU88 shot down 15.9.1940 605 Squadron". Wing span 6.5cm. |
| 1921 |  | | Propeller Section - A section of Propeller measuring 27cm x 14cm cut from a laminated mahogany blade with applied transfer named to the Integral Propeller Company Ltd. and made specially for the Aircraft Company Ltd. British Made. Aircraft type unknown but probably dates from WWI or 1920's. |
| 1974 |  | | RNAS WWI Trinket Box - A period box made from a first World War laminated propeller. Inscribed on base "George Hale Royal Naval Air Service August 1917 - April 1918. Royal Air Force April 1918 - November 1919. Landed in France 4th November 1917. Left France 15th October 1919."
Included with this item is a British War Medal and Ribbon engraved 236616.2.A.M. G. Hale RAF, together with two carved pendants which were found inside the box. An interesting item for further research. |
| PC24 |  | | Luftwaffe Flying Jacket - WWII, designated for 'Flight over Land'. Grey blue fabric outer. Goat fur lining, fur collar, original zips. Chest size 42" (107cm). Some service wear, but superb example. |
| 347 |  | | Luftwaffe Flying Boots - WWII, single zip, black leather/suede upper, fur lining, leather sole, size 9 (43). |
| 589 |  | | WWII Trailing Weights - designed to assist in rolling out and retrieving external radio transmitter wire. A.M. stamped 6D/526 Mark IV. This item is in mint condition and is the first time we have been able to offer for sale. |
| 265 |  | | RAF Silk Escape Map - from the "Far East Theater" to assist downed airmen to navigate through enemy territory. |
| 716 |  | | RAF Kit Bag, Steel Helmet & Water Bottle - all named to Corporal R. Stevens No. 1295661. Kit Bag dated 1942, helmet & bottle 1940. |
| 365 |  | | RAF Kit Bag - named to K. Freeman No. 1724944. Dated 1940, hand drawn & coloured RAF crest. |
| 626 |  | | Model of a P-38 Lightning - mounted on an ashtray base in the shape of Australia. Engraved on wing "Australia 1947 South Pacific". Issued to commemorate the end of the war in the Pacific. Chrome on brass. |
| 749 |  | | WWII Aircraft Tail Wheel & Mount - Various stampings and original tyre & tube – still inflated! We are told this was brought back from Arnham as a souvenir. Aircraft type unidentified. Wheel diameter 30 cm. |
| 806 |  | | Alloy Propeller Blade - mounted on wooden display stand. An electrical de-icing strip is attached to leading edge, 123 cm. Original paint, showing some wear on the leading edge. |
| 842 |  | | Spitfire Vacuum System Separator Tank - which sits on top of the Merlin Engine towards the rear, Type 218F AM Ref 37J/30. Nicely stamped with King’s Crown and AM. Made in brass. In excellent condition. 16cm x 8cm x 6.5cm. |
| 897 |  | | WWII RAF issue Fly Button Escape Compass - These were sewn into the battle dress trousers and designed to be cut off in an emergency. The two halves convert to form a basic escape compass. |
| PC1 |  | | Wartime Tail Wheel and Tyre - understood to be ex-Spitfire. Stamped AH05779.1 on hub with AM and King’s Crown on the static conducting tyre. Good issued condition. |
| PC19 |  | | RAF Pilot's Handbook - Europe dating from 1956, showing detailed approach landing charts at a wide variety of European, African & Mid East Airfields. |
| 1022 |  | | Luftwaffe WWII Ceramic Goose Dish - Fully marked on base with eagle and swastika, FL.U.V. Bohemia dated 1939. Excellent original condition. 42 cm. |
| 1415 |  | | Squadron Leader Mixture Tobacco Tin - by Samuel Gawith & Co. Ltd. Kendal, England, manufacturers of fine tobacco since 1792. This is an original tin dating from the 1930’s, discovered in a storeroom at the factory. Near mint condition. Unrepeatable! |
