Very Possibly a Barkley Grow T8P1. AHRC = American Hard Rubber Company.

Also see https://www.oncealoft.com/product-page/barkley-grow-t8p-1-control-wheel

The centre key lock looks a bit small though, wonder if it was ever fitted to a actual aircraft ?

Nice work Nick, similar to the Beverley yoke you could almost image yourself being behind a set of motorcycle handlebars!

Wow! Obviously similar to the Concorde prices. Now I understand why you want to make your own one. Thanks for the information.

Great work there visotka1 on the TU-16 yoke, nice addition to your collection. Would love to have seen one of these aircraft for real.

Lovely D.H. Dove column

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/De-Havilland-Dove-Control-Column/202271014369?hash=item2f184abde1:g:7TgAAOSwA1pat5EW

If the seller has no provenance it could even have come from a D.H Heron

Unfortunately not Martyn.

Mystery yoke identification time folks, any ideas as to what this yoke could be from? I would say 1940’s design but what aircraft was it from? The similar shaped yokes which have been considered and discounted have been AW Albermale, AW Apollo steering tiler, AW Atalanta, Hamilcar Glider. Note that the angle of the arms on this yoke are a lot sharper which has helped elimate this yoke from the above mentioned aircraft in addition to the number of finger grooves. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

I believe that some of the British Airways pilots transferred over to the RAF to fly the Tristars.