Huge Hurricane screen print!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/111273430409?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

A nice grip but not A10, the connector is riveted to to column on an A10 stick. Enjoying these German links, Rob. Not somewhere I usually look!

It looks like a Firefly grip. Nice find! If it’s looking for a new home I’d be very interested!

That’s an attractive yoke FLY.BUY, it looks identical to a Constellation yoke? I see what you mean about the lineage, Swifter. Did all the Adams-Rite yokes have the bottom bar too? Looks a good place to rest ones thumbs whilst leaning an elbow out of the cockpit. I didn’t know the name Adams-Rite, another to add to the list of Dunlop, Guardian, Mason etc. This grip is by the entirely vanished Maybad Electric, similar to Skyraider and Skyhawk. I have no idea what it’s from although it looks weapons rather than flight control.
I like your collection Puuka, always nice to have an instrument panel to pop a grip in front of!

Sex sells: bits of plane:)

Thanks Andy, very interesting. There was a similar event in Aberystwyth about five tears ago with MoD/JCCC Wessex Archaeology and others in attendance. At the time I felt a slight sense of foreboding for ‘digging’ but I think the disparate parties do need to pull together. Would be very interested in attending.

That’s much improved Tony. ‘As found’ doesn’t really work for some things! I don’t suppose you have any spare brake levers, very much in the market. How is work progressing on your CV880 Nick? Another type I had to look up. It’s a pleasing shape and always good to have a label. Finding others to compare serial numbers with might be a challenge though.
Thanks for the links robdd1, very nice but very pricey! The first vendor also has a Noratlas yoke and column. On the show and tell theme here’s a stand for an F15A grip and one throttle. Old science lab benches being usefully recycled for the purpose. There seem to be quite a few starboard F15 throttle grips about but no ports. Would like one!

Now that really is a challenge Tony! Mag alloy doesn’t like being buried, and some of it seems to have disappeared completely. I like the extra button.
here’s a recent effort on the Blenheim yoke. Version 2 will have holes that actually match up…