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This
attractive display features a large piece
of skinning from a Dornier Do 217 bomber that crash-landed near Holbeach, Lincolnshire. The entire crew survived and were made POWs. |
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Good-sized
fragments of three iconic Luftwaffe |
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A painted
access panel from a P-51 Mustang
that was recovered from RAF Llandow where many aircraft were scrapped in 1947. Lots of other material available, many with Mustang serial numbers. |
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A rare and
fascinating collectible: this piece of
painted canvas is from a Mk 1V PRU Spitfire that crashed in Sussex in January 1942 |
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Spitfire
I (X4322)
P/O A.B.Watkinson, a South African of No 66 Squadron, was wounded on the 28th of September 1940. He baled out of his damaged aircraft after combat over Mayfield in Sussex. The fabric is from one of the Spitfire’s elevators. We have other displays available! |
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This
display contains fragments of two
truly iconic Axis and two Allied aircraft: Hurricane, Spitfire, Bf 109-e & Ju 88. As with all our items, we can guarantee that all four crews survived these crashes. |
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Riveted aluminium
skinning from a Heinkel 111
which crashed on 29th October 1940, during the Battle of Britain. The aircraft (of 9/KG53) was abandoned by its crew when they became lost over Essex, after a bombing raid on Gravesend. Uffz Sigger, Uffz Klitscher, Uffz Luedecke, Oberfw. Penzal, Oberfw Metzger all baled out and were captured. The aircraft crashed into the River Stour at Parkstone Quay, Harwich. Other items are available, presented in glazed ash frames. |
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This fragment
of aluminium was recovered
from the wreckage of Spitfire Mk1 R6613 that was shot down during the Battle of Britain. The pilot was forced to crash-land, but survived the war. Many other pieces available! |
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A
good-sized fragment of one of the better-known
fighters of WW2: the Messerschitt Bf110. This aircraft crashed in Essex during the Battle of Britain. |
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This piece
of doped fabric was removed from
the famous Gloster Gladiator Mk2, N5903, formerly of the Shuttleworth collection and currently based at Duxford. |
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We have good
quantities of beautifully-prepared material from many iconic aircraft:
these can be Click HERE for relics of famous ace pilots!
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