Trouble is there has been no definite answer, must say that all my years of gazing through cockpit photos through all time spans, I’ve never come across such a grip. Doesn’t the seller mention ‘trench art?’ in the description which may be the key to things.

Nice acquisition and in my opinion a good price paid for such a rare item. Well done on identifying it, I sometimes think that the research behind the item is half the fun of collecting in the first place.

Richard,
Your control yoke always intrigued me and hopefully I have now managed to identify it for you, I believe it is from a Savoia-Marchetti S79 which was an WWII Italian bomber. If you google a picture of the aircraft you can see where the confusion between the JU52 is as they are similar design (to the untrained eye). I am unable to upload pictures of the Savoia-Marchetti S79 cockpit showing the yokes but if you google this yourself and click on google images you will see plenty of pictures.
Ohhhhh this forum is such an antiquated system of uploading images !!
FB

Following on from TwinOtter I’ve put dates in chronological order, this is by no means concise and I’m sure there will be a few more Aerojumble dates out there which can be added to the list:

Newark Aerojumble 3rd March 2018
Popham aerojumble 7th May 2018
Old Sarum aerobilia 19th May 2018
Kenley aerojumble 3rd June 2018
Newark Aerojumble 23rd and 24th June 2018
Crowland aeoboot & militaria 7th July 2018
Brooklands Retrojumble 22nd July 2018
Newark Aerojumble 13th October 2018

Vickers Valletta or Viking, as Ian say’s above much is missing such as Braking system and PTT switches etc.

Great! Really Hope she fly’s

Hi Twin Otter, Are there early bird tickets for the aerojumble? If so what are the prices over normal tickets and what time do the doors open. Thanks in advance.