Hi Dennis. Just see your reply now. Many thanks for all your help. I’ll keep digging. I’m sure I’m covering ground you have already..ps didnt get Tonys second name?

Any numbers on anything?

Quite a few Tony. I’ll try to get a few more photos. Thanks for looking.
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No idea. I did think that the top fittings looked more than a little like access panel fasteners. As for the other bits, the large items could be reinforcing plates from cowlings or panels.

Certainly, but not conclusively (as yet), looking a bit more like aeroplane parts.

Anon.

Yes I would have thought some sort of fastener. These bits do mark the site of the crash though. Fuselage metal showing trauma as a result of fire. The smaller part has grey paint and a faint ‘D’ on it.[ATTACH=CONFIG]250774[/ATTACH]

I bow to your superior knowledge Anon. It does indeed look like a float arm. Possibly from a cattle drinking through. Oh well Thanks for taking the time to look.
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Hi tankbarrell. Yes I see what you mean. That makes perfect sense. So it may be part of a (control) lever?

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Part together.

Thank you David! I really appreciate your offer of a photo of the memorial. I will send you a pm with my email. I would really love a picture of the Scottish and Welsh airmen and one of the plane AM885. I suppose an email to the RAF archives wouldn’t hurt?