EE Canberra yoke for sale
https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auction-catalogues/dominic-winter-book-auctions/catalogue-id-srdom10127/lot-d57c1084-26ac-4b91-abde-aa3f012983d6

Nice control wheel on eBay:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Rare-Douglas-A-20-Havoc-Control-yoke-Steering-Wheel-rare-WWII/192908100569?hash=item2cea3803d9:g:vCwAAOSwnJpczd8r

Yes a very uninspiring aircraft hence the name it acquired of ‘flying pig’. Nice yoke though from a long lost ‘pedigree’ aircraft manufacturer Vickers.

Yes superb Viscount website, and if memory serves me well Air Britain did a great publication as well on the Viscount.

Are BA also thinking of doing a BEA scheme on one of their aircraft?

MJ627 – Always! Every yoke or grip has a story to tell. Where possible I always try to acquire the serial or registration number of the aircraft which the yoke was removed from. After some research on the net, quite often you can discover some interesting history or feats of airmanship of said aircraft. Personally I like the fact of the history accompanying such an item.

SWIFTER – As always nice collection, especially with the tail of your fathers aircraft, glad your TU22 finally arrived after much frustration with the postal services!

Must admit Pprune ‘What Cockpit’ is one of the best resource tools I have come across for identifying yokes and sticks especially for the more obscure types. It’s a cracking thread but as you have probably discovered some of the cockpit photos no longer open. Still good to use though..