David
That’s a standard air ministry aircraft clock, as you say they were used on many different types. I would suggest a date of 1937 from the information you provide, so an early one!
Sorry I can’t be of more help.
Regards
Hi Peter
As you might expect 36 is an engine code (the item is made by pratt and whitney). 36P is probably the engine code for a particular P+W engine, but I do not know which one. I see the part number starts with a 32 – maybe it’s from a liberator? If the date 1969 is correct then probably not…
The Avro part – not sure but I would email the BBMF or Air Atlantique as the former operate a Lanc and the latter Ansons! Would well be one of these two beasts.
Good luck
That’s not from a Halifax!
Here you go Cees.
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BDK over on Wix thinks they are B-25 nosewheels – they certainly look similar.
Yes Peter – Vickers ‘K’ gun
Thanks guys.
He does post on here from time to time. I’ll ask him for more specific details.
Cheers
Thanks Ross
Sounds hi-tech – I like it
Missed it the first time, but caught it today. Phenominal!!
Hi Neil
It would be component marked auto-selector switch. I may be wrong as it’s so damaged it’s hard to say for sure without eyeballing it up close.
The second part looks like an electrical junction box from a light series bomb carrier. This is an Air Ministry item – prefixed 5D. The rest of the stores ref escapes me! Alan will probably be able to confirm. More pics and a good blasting might help!
Here you are Neil.
Yes, what you have there Neil is part of a light series bomb carrier.
I have a few of these for the Whitley.
Try the RAF Commands forum – you should be able to find it using google easily.
They can probably help you.
Good luck.
My father was a test pilot for Fairey aviation at Ringway. He was killed on a test flight I believe in a Halifax on the 18th March 1944. Can someone help me get the accident report or anyone that has any recollection of the incident. I believe the aircraft came down close to a small village called Huxley near Chester, ironically his last name was Huxley. The Halifax ids he tested that month were, lk 826, lk 830, lk 829, lk 831, lk 834. I live in Canada so it is hard for me to do any local research. Thanks
Thanks!
I found it on anazon.
All the best
Thanks Truc
I sent them a message.