Hello! Yes as you can see the Scandinavian Production of aircrafts and gauges was more copying international Aircrafts and why find up and develop gauges when there where good items out there both german and american and british. And some was used until the late 50 , and some even the 60 :s ! This story was the same in Norway , and Finland.

All the best from the Eismeer.
Jabba

Swifter also one more intersting detail is the fact it is foldable that is because when the pilot ecected With his Chair he folded the horn not to hurt his knees. So this is probably the 1955.

best Jabba

Hello! To Clear up some thing this is not a german ww2 horn , check up the website cockpitinstrumente.de here is probably all common horns and grips. As you can see the ONLY thing that is german is the schalter on top of the handle the rest is other manufacterers. The intresting label on the right handle says ” SIKTE ” wich is SIGHT in swedish and ” TEL ” is the shortend swedish Word for Telefon ( Telephone ) .

Also the green coulor doesnot match withe greyblack colour nor the digits on the base .

I have contacted my friends in sweden and hope the hear from them soon!

best J

JU 188

Soon ready With the canopy parts from a JU 188 to attach the HDL A2 Turret !! Any parts is welcomed!!!!

JU 188 steeringhorn

I just picked up this, in really Nice original condition I had the the clock from before and the cover for the cables and bolt in front, therefor other colour.

Loooking for Nice luftwaffe items.

best J

Nice grip ! is that from Fullers collection? best Jabba.

Depending on tha fact that there is 2 rudder from this Aircraft in museums , it is strange this comes up! Please look at WAF Forum there is aperson going in detail on this matter . Conclusion it is FAKE!

best J.