Steady, may not be a Pup. As Powerfix said, these are fairly standard Sopwith parts. They look like fuselage components to me

Richard

He’s right you know. I’ll dig out my Pup book later, it should be possible to say what each one did

Richard

Hi Richard

The saddest ones to me are the tank crews where the gravestones are joined together as they cannot distinguish the individual person.

Allan

I find those quite touching too, yet somehow right – they served together as a tight crew, died together and remain together. I seem to remember that there are aircrew buried in a similar way.

Richard

Moggy,
If you’ve never been you have a choice. The British Cemetery at Bayeux is very simple and very moving.

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Indeed. Especially wandering around with your dad as he finds old friends and tells you tales about his mates who are buried there

Richard

Couldn’t resist having a little furkle.{snip}

Aha! Itchy fingers?

Richard

Ohhh, those knurled, slotted nuts make my fingers itch – I wonder what is inside…

Incidentally, would an instrument in an aircraft have such tamper-friendly nuts?

Richard

Could we have a clearer picture of just the instrument itself please? And what does it say in the little window at the bottom?

Richard

I thought this would be an eloquent discussion of the eponymous poem 😉

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Thank you, I was just going to look for that. Lovely, isn’t it

Richard