Help please Ju88 bracket/Buckle?

If it is helpful, then I would say it most unlikely that it could have been excavated from that crash site.

I was involved in an excavation there on 27 August 1979 and nothing this substantial was in evidence. Not by a long way! I cannot say, though, whether its origins were as a souvenir collected from the site in 1940 but the wording with this item does not suggest that.

Hope this helps.

Is it from that famous collection in London, I would take the provenance with a pinch of salt, don’t think there was a lot left of that 111, I spent many hours in the 1990’s looking and probably got a crisp bag full!

It did make me wonder.. as i know this bracket is from a Ju88 crash.. not sure whether the Heinkel would of had the same type of retaining brackets.

Thanks for all the above for confirming this relic it now has its identity. amongst the relic board. well done as always..

Is it from that famous collection in London, I would take the provenance with a pinch of salt, don’t think there was a lot left of that 111, I spent many hours in the 1990’s looking and probably got a crisp bag full!

Exatly that for the straps to secure the fueltanks .Here are the ones wich is on top wich you can make smaller . ( from a FW200)

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I agree with Ian, fuel tank strap buckle.

More likely tank strap buckle. Can’t find a decent pic yet.

I’m still thinking along the lines of a possible type of seat harness…