There was a red painted bit, but it wasn’t from the Merlin…

Good call on the Hotspur canopy, I assumed it was Meteor so looked no further. It clearly isn’t. The dinghy is not fully original as it lacks the early 40’s air inside. Practically a fake.

Spot on Mark! Lincoln and Anson according to the little labels. Small is the image size rather than the actual barn. And Andy, you’ll need bigger locks.

You’re completely right there Pagan! He’s not really into jets so there could be a chance of removing it if there was a very good home. He let me have a JP stick top and I felt smug as until Gareth picked up a 43 dated rim wound clock.

Having seen yours Graham, I felt less of a man! You have an enormous shed sir. The contents of that barn would fill more than a few tables at Newark, and flatten a few others. Only had a brief peek this time but going back for more, with a big bag of swaps. There are couple of tractors in there that would spoil an agricultural enthusiast’s trousers as well. And a little bit of Mosquito came home again to Wales.

A patch of France that is forever England, if the caption’s right.

Not the best trinkets by a long shot, but a goodly selection. Others were there long before us… Javelin, Seahawk sticks and the rest are non starters I’m afraid. All Mag alloy which turns to dust on contact with soil. Graham’s your man for the Javelin grip, what was once ‘How Much?’ is now mmm.