Help please with aircraft rudder pedal?

Possible sources for an original back seat Spitfire pedal.

1) From the wreck of MK721/160 of the Irish Air Corps at Baldonnel.

2) The reverse conversion of Indian ML417 back to single seater.

3) One of the three original Dutch two seaters…but doubtful.

Mark

Pretty convinced now that this is a rear cockpit rudder pedal from a Spitfire trainer here is another photo from ml407..
Thanks again for all the help given.

http://www.kelvineastgate.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/spitfire-rear-cockpit-1-225×300.jpg

Another photo showing a better angle that relates better to the link ref rudder pedal on earlier post no 5

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Rear seat Spitfire TRAINER.

Hi Mark 12

Thank you for clearing that up.

Would anyone no whether this type of rudder pedal was used only in the rear section of the spitfire trainer. or was it another pattern used generally. (i would think a tough question) i guess also this pedal may of been made privately for this particular project.. would anyone have the identity of the spitfire in the link..

Rear seat Spitfire TRAINER.

Hi
Just come across with this rudder type what do you think? it looks pretty close..

Would anyone know what cockpit and type mark etc unusual spade set up..

https://cdn.gwsrv.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/DSC_8711DSC_8711.jpg

I think a lot of aeroplanes had different rudder pedals, the Spitfire has lots of different types.
I am sure someone will ID yours soon

Thanks Trolly Aux for your input.

Ive been told possibly Stirling but appears to differ unless of course there were different types of rudder..

N could be Harvard,
UPDATE
NO, wrong for Harvard although it looks British