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A mounted V2 graphite steering vane fragment
excavated at the site of a crashed missile on the
foreshore at Peenemunde. An ideal present for
either a spaceflight or militaria enthusiast! We
have several large chunks too!
£20
A fabulous item in excellent condition:
the main exit valve from the oxygen tank
of a V2 rocket. Length: 36cm
Recovered in 2009 from the Peenemünde
test site, this is a rare and desirable relic
of the world's first large liquid-fuelled missile.
£150
Rare doesn't begin to describe this item! This
is a propellant injector cap of a V2 rocket. In
excellent rust-free condition. Three available
in various states of completeness
True museum pieces that are seldom available
at any price....
From £175
Sold in a glazed ash frame, this flanged
V2 fuel pipe was recovered in 2010 from
the Peenemünde test site, this is a rare and
desirable relic of the world's first large
liquid-fuelled missile. Length 20 cm
£45
Filler valve and cap from the oxygen tank
of a V2 rocket, recovered in 2009 from the
Peenemünde test site. This is a very rare
item in this condition. Shown about actual
size and shipped in a glazed ash frame.
£65
An electrical connector from the wiring
loom of a V2 missile. We have several
different examples: contact for details!
£25
This remarkably modern-looking item is
actually a connector from the electrical
buss of a V2 missile, excavated recently
at Peenemunde. It carries a full set of
maker's stamps and part numbers.
£30
Liquid oxygen injector from the rocket motor
of a V2 missile. Other dealers offer these for
sale unframed at three times our price!
£25
This rare 45cm section of the final skirt-rib
of a V2 missile is in very good condition, even
displaying traces of green-grey paint. Could
be framed under glass for an additional £20.
Other examples available.
£110
A nearly complete graphite rudder from
an A5 missile. This, the smaller test-bed
prototype of the V2, was reusable, being
returned to earth by parachute. A rare
and fascinating item!
£90
This toothed quadrant was part of the
mechanism that operated the air rudder
of a V2 missile. It was recovered at
Peenemünde in 2008. Presented in a glazed
frame, this is a rare and fascinating relic
of the early days of missile science.
£80
Sold in a glazed tulipwood frame, this
is one of many structural brackets from
a V2 rocket. Recovered in 2009 from the
Peenemünde test site, this is a rare and
desirable relic of the world's first large
liquid-fuelled missile.
£50
This piece of V2 inner skinning panel was
originally located around the tail skirt of
the missile and would grace any aerospace
collection. It is sold in a glazed pine frame

 

£30

 
This large V2 fuel pipe connector is made
of a straw-coloured alloy of great strength and
resistance to cold liquids! It is mounted in a
glazed wooden display case!
£15

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