Just to add my tupence, the post office now has the ability to detect and stop radio active material from being sent through yh postal system, this includes aircraft instruments (it also features on their prohibited items list), therefore your kind jesture will probably have to imvolve ‘collect in person’. I say this only to save you a lot of hassle of items not reaching their destinations. Good luck.

Good to see the site coming back to life with aircraft landing on the grass strip. Did anyone take any photos ? Thanks

Did any 880’s visit the UK? certainly the 990’s did on charters. Great video Wyvernfan.

F84 Thunderjet instrument panel for sale on this site
http://www.aviaplus.net/index.php?page=item&id=2218

No doubt Sooner or later the tax man will be getting its teeth into eBay sales.

A lot of of collectibles and aviation artefacts are preserved and in existence purely because of private collectors. For example the enthusiast who years back had the initiative to venture down to a scrap yard and remove items (with permission) before the aircraft was smelted. Anything in private collectors hands must surely be private property and they can do as they wish with it, even if it means being stored in a loft.

For example –
https://forum.keypublishing.com/showthread.php?143285-Hanninfield-Metals-Time-Capsule&p=2409397#post2409397

Junk Collector – what you say certainly sounds illegal – let everyone know the sellers user id so no one gets stung next time.