I think Lee Proudfoot has flown in an out there a few times with survey teams, I think during the late 1990s.
not sure if he looks in this place, Im sure he could enlighten about Ski landings

Hi Moggy.
I feel that again it depends on the aeroplanes history. A BoB with a good story behind it will have a + effect.
Now if Mr Saunders had found DBs Spit plate in France it would be worth far more than a Sergeant pilot one.
what about Hurricane/ Defiant? also lets say a Dam Buster Lancaster plate ? Not anything like the Spit or Hurri as a very prohibitive rebuild on a Lancaster.

My guess on value would be 10 to 50k depending on Make/model/history.

TA

Ps. sorry about any smelling mystakes. as no glasses on and using a phone.

Are they boxed?

Sir….. did you really have to bring that up ?:diablo:

wow. how facinating. more pics please. love it.

TA

Andy. I think it is like a German green that gives it that hint. Green so upper surface. I was first thinking fuel drain access but its not going to be green.
looks yank to me, access to what? is this like four inch diameter ?

TA

HURRICANE II