Thanks Tony

Thought it looked Hurricane, so thats Mosquito, Hurricane, Horsa and Anson out of two holes 2m square! will be interesting to see what appears tomorrow when i clean the other parts.

Got another bucket full right next to the last hole going to take a day to clean. Here are some small bits i gave a quick strub.

Graham, the part marked ’10’ is Airspeed Oxford.

Also, on your second batch of phots, the panel/cover looks identical to my Hurricanes Glycol access panel

I did manage to find a picture in a book of that piece and you are spot on.

I’m racking my brains to remember what it looks like, but I have an idea that there is an assembly similar to the one in the middle-bottom of the first picture (appears to have a universal joint) that operates the 4 way fuel c0ck in the engine nacelle of the Mosquito. I’ll have a look next weekend.

Cleaned and posted before 9am hows that for keen. Its amazing what appears when you get the corrosion off. My wire wheel brush is just about had it so will invest in a new one today. I off digging again to see what other treasure I can find. It all appears in the top 2ft under which is a layer of clay, I am starting to think this is a capping layer and will try to get under it.
I forgot to add there were remnants of wood attached to the round plate with the bolts.

Thanks all, its inspired me to go and have another dig around tomorow, all this came out of a 1m square hole, so many different aircraft parts in such a confined space quite amazing. Bruce could any of those bolts belong to Mosquito there was allot of wood in the hole.