the pics. that have a piece of ally channeling with what looks like a rusty steel “Crank” attached,( with lightening holes in) look to me very much like some sort of/part of a Flap hinge or dive brake and associated structure. I would say the “Crank ” was fastened to flap/dive brake and the threaded rod screwed into the main pivot fixed in to a/c structure. My hunch is its WW2 period.
I got that part identified as someone posted a picture of the same piece and I emailed the company and they said it is for a Nimrod so the crank piece I have is probably from XW666 that crashed into the sea here
looks exactly like a Canberra Yellow fibreglass PSP Ejection seat Pack I owned once, Mine fitted the Martin Baker Mk 2CLA Ejection seat which was sold on. Think I still have some pics. of it , so will search em out. 1989 was still a good year for Canberra’s operations so whether yours was from an ejection or dumped at sea, I’m sure the slueths in here will come up with more info. Could you post some pics. of your 2nd PSP found and any info with it, thanks !!! You must have a very full shed by now –:D;)
Bill T.
I dunno if any canberras were up here, id say its more Tornado or Jaguar or some jet, I went back today to the beach and I photographed the second ejection seat I found for you, much worse state than the first I found: I dont have any info on it but on the side of it theres 1 serial number on it I photod: first seat thing has everything pretty much intact, sadly the dataplates etc have come off
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