We take care to ensure that none of our items originate from fatal crashes!
These photos are representative of our inventory: the actual item may no longer be available!
However, we hold large stocks of a wide range of aircraft types! Phone for details!


This glazed display, measuring 27" x 22",
holds five sensational and rare items from the
era of the great airships:

An actual piece of airship fabric from
the US Naval Air Service base at Lakehurst, NJ,
cut into the outline of an airship
Four covers flown aboard the USS Macon,
USS Akron, Graf Zeppelin and Hindenburg!
£100
This polished aluminium sheet was recovered
from the wreckage of Hurricane Z2523, which
was shot down in May 1941: it is perforated
by a machine gun round fired from a Bf 109
of the famous JG 51 fighter squadron!
The Polish pilot baled out unharmed.
£45
A superb framed display of two items recovered
from Hurricane Z2523: a riveted aluminium
strip and a piece of doped and painted plywood!
This still bears the characteristic camouflage
colours with which it was painted 68 years ago!
We have items from several different Hurricanes!
£45
This bomb arming cable comes from the
bomb-bay of a Lancaster bomber. This
very rare item is in excellent condition!
£45
A fabulous presentation! A bomb release
cable from a Lancaster bomber, framed
with the genuine autograph of 617 Sqdn.
Dams Raid veteran George 'Johnny' Johnson
Just the best! Only one available!
£85
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.
£20