Part Identification

Yes, I would have said Bristol based on the colour. But its only a guess.

I don’t know but it looks blenheimish to me

Its British, as evidenced by the 2BA and 1/4BS nuts, as well as the style of split pinning. Other than that, no idea!

V Interesting component CAS.
We had a look through a DC3/Dak maintenance manual last night but could not see anything similar (and no similar part Nos)
Any chance of some additional pics ?
Obviously it is gated and a Lift to move the levers component

47 could this point to Dakota DC3? looks American paint color / colour

Hi Tim…

its 8 1/2 cm by 15

Looking at your picture it is identical…

Thanks for all your Help and Merry Christmas to all

Ahhh – too slow again, as an aside would anyone know of a supply for this type of plate, I need a small amount for the step to the front of the TTO fold up seat on the Martinet.

Regards,

Tim

Richard,

Whilst no expert and difficult to say without a scale your first item looks like the tread from a flip up foot hole for pilot access. The attached photo details the unit from a Martinet. Can you confirm the size?

Regards,

Tim

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The first item has the look of part of a inset fuselage step.

Rob

Looks more like a step plate to me

Thank you for the Information Air Ministry

Richard

Type 652A suggests Anson (Avro Type 652A).

The Drawing No. looks to have the normal Avro format, too.

Can’t help with the other bit (not Anson rudder pedals).

its part of a gun firing mechanism

Elliot – nothing weird just my incorrect assumption on the markings AW and SP.

I leave it in your capable hands being the Amrstrong Whitworth guru.

My assumption was AW Albemarle and SP Whitley.

My son has a little Albemarle plate – there are both AW marking and SP markings on it. The SP are all X’d out. Hence it was either incorrectly marked or was interchangeable but de- marked accordingly.

I assumed that Albemarle were all relabeled as AW and same would apply for SP.

Albemarle

Out of curiosity what makes you say Albemarle Brian?

Hi there VACB

It’s from a Whitley – nice find. That part number is in one of my parts catalogues.

Any chance you would part with it?

Cheers

Albemarle

Gone to a good home:)

Thanks for the input chaps. Looks like it might be out of an old valve radio set, or something similar. Maybe used in a bit of equipment fitted to a cold war jet.

Is it of any use to a forum member? If you know of anybody who can make use of it, let me know. It’s just gathering dust in my shed. So, free to a good home:)

Many thanks,
CS

It is probably part of a wireless installation and 175V happens to be the HT voltage. (Nothing to do with 115V)