£399.00

These have been specially commisioned by us, due to the unavailability of these in even usable condition originals. They are quite perfect in every detail and are an extremely high quality item.

Please Note: If this pump is to be used on a pressurised fuel system, you will need to fit a non-return valve in the pipeline to the ki-gass pump from the tank.
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£18.60

5C/1069 - Lamp Warning Red, Ex mod Military electrical spares and aircraft Spare parts

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£25.00

6A/387 - Compass card corrector holder

Available in black only

Please advise as to which you require. (RAF Form 316 not included but available to buy seperately)
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R.A.F. cockpit engine plate.

This plate is fitted to most British 2nd World War and 1930's aeroplanes including the spitfire. It is an original item, made of brass, and is a Rolls Royce part; the size is 4" x 3".

NMP002A - 'A' Condition at £45 each excluding VAT and delivery.

****PLEASE NOTE**** Condition 'B' Items Now Out Of Stock
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£146.80

5CW/545 - 5 Tumbler Switch Type B.

These are now becoming quite hard to find; we can offer you some second-grade items for static instrument panel builds for example, see website for further details.
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£67.57

6AA/4008 Pointer and Bar (Stb)
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£67.57

6AA/4007 Pointer and Bart (Port)
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£4.76

For LT ignition 7mm Cable.
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£4.76

For LT ignition 7mm Cable.
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£12,850.00

The exceedingly rare and famous gun is in undamaged condition, but has some missing parts (mainly internal, but the visible feed block for example is absent, though it is common to the ground version and one could surely be tracked down). Fitted to many German fighters in the 1st World War, very few exist today.
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£9,450.00

This exceedingly rare and famous gun is from a shot-down aircraft, and has some war damage to it, but has also some missing parts (mainly internal, but the visible feed block and spring cover for example are absent) and there is minor corrosion. The gun was found in storage in a private English boarding school suggesting an ex-RFC/RAF pupil surviving the Great War donated it as a war souvenir. Fitted to many German fighters in the 1st World War, this gun intriguingly shows a number of remnants of splashed on scarlet paint of a contemporary nature. To avoid raising your hopes, the guns for the famous Fokker Dreidecker of Manfred von Richtoffen are (speculatively) stated by P.J. Carisella to be 695 & 1795, but we can find neither confirmation nor the source of this information; an unknown number of German Great War aircraft were painted scarlet, so further research may uncover more of this guns intriguing past. Deactivated to EU specifications, it can be sent anywhere in the EU. We cannot send this out of Europe - especially to the USA - unless the buyer arranges an import licence and only then will we apply for an export licence from the UK (the cost of this can be advised).
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