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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! |
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This A4 display
features relics from
both V1 and V2, framed with a photo of their two designers. A fascinating and affordable collectable! |
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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 |
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An electrical
connector from the wiring
loom of a V2 missile. We have several different examples: contact for details! |
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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. |
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Liquid
oxygen injector from the rocket motor of a V2 missile. Other dealers offer these for sale unframed at three times our price! |
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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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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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 |
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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! |
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This V2 fuel
inlet pipe connector is a highly
recognisable component of the rocket motor. We have two, both in excellent condition! |
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