A very early  Rev counter. Much harder to find than the white green faced type. 6A/778 Rev Gauge also fitted to Beaufighter, Mosquito, Sunderland and Lancaster

A very early Rev counter. Much harder to find than the white green faced type. 6A/778 Rev Gauge also fitted to Beaufighter, Mosquito, Sunderland and Lancaster

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A really nice Wartime fuel gauge. Its made by Smiths. AP lists the A/M 6A/1322 as Type 111 (474 FG) Mosquito 1,2 & NF12
 

A/M 6A/1322

£59

Mint condition rev counter. Sets of 4 available.

Mk VIIb A/M 6A/1559

£45

Dated 1943 0-500 Llbs

A/M 6A/1596

£55

Used from 1943 onwards in many types of RAF aircraft. I believe these were used in Mosquito's.

A/M 6A/2200 Type C 24v

£35

Classic P8 Oxygen regulator used inn RAF Fighters including the Spitfire through the war. In very nice original condition.

A/M 6D/476

£699

Flap indicator as fitted to Lancaster main instrument panel.

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This is mint and I mean, as if it was made today, fuel gauge for the Hawker Hurricane ONLY. Its in full working order and is suitable for a flying restoration. Harder to find than the 37 gallon Spitfire fuel gauge. Superb in all respects and complete with its original mounting bracket again in mint condition.

£799

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Smiths 35 gallon fuel gauge rare in their own right but a good substitute for the Spitfire 37 gallon.

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MK I Spitfire

MK V Spitfire

MK IX Spitfire

This is a mint Holy Grail of fuel gauges a 100% original and genuine Spitfire ONLY Smiths 37 gallon fuel gauge. This instrument is very rare  being  a unique Spitfire only part.

 It is a 12volt model as it should be being fitted to every MK of Spitfire until being replaced in the MK XIV onwards.

£699

The work to convert the face is done by hand and is a very skilled and labour intensive task, If you have a gauge you want converted please visit the construction page

This gauge has been professionally converted from a 35 gallon fuel gauge. The face has been re-mastered to this perfect copy. You can instantly compare it to the original above. The donor gauge is a period original 35 gallon version and so its calibration is very close to the 37 gallon. Remember a Merlin will consume a gallon of fuel a minute on tick over.

£350

This is a fuel gauge listed as coming from an Airspeed Oxford, I believe this was also used as the second gauge used in very early Spitfires with the twin fuel gauge set up.

£350

This is a fuel gauge from an Avro Anson makes a good substitute for the 37 gallon Spitfire fuel gauge

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Below a MK XIV Spitfire

This is a really superb  rectangular type fuel gauge specifically for the MK XIV Spitfire.

On the box 6A/1916 qty 1 code 878.FG Indicator type Spitfire
 FR XIV.

£155

This is an original fuel gauge made specifically for the MK 21 and MK 22 Spitfire the last in a long line of this superb iconic aircraft. This gauge is in good condition and should be serviceable.

6A/1575  726 FG

Shown under and left the MK or F 22 Spitfire

£175

Very nice original 480MPH used in Mosquito's and Spitfire's MK V onwards

With a service date of 1943 so almost certainly in operational use during this period

MK V Spitfire under.

6A/1295 Mk IX F

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Dated 1944

 Mk 1XF  A/M 6A/529

£85

A band of American flyers under the command of Lieutenant Colonel James Doolittle dared the impossible by flying their B-25 medium bombers from the deck of the USS Hornet to avenge the attack on Pearl Harbour by bombing selected cities on the Japanese home islands.

 Found in most C-47, C-46, B-25 and PV-2s, used in conjunction with the model A3 autopilot.

Seen in situ above in a B25.

B-25, in the colours of Jimmy Doolittle's aircraft.

£95

This is a Oil Pressure gauge as fitted to Spitfire's and Hurricanes and many other RAF wartime aircraft including the Lancaster. Complete with it's original capillary intact.

£255

This is an unusual piece and not one I have seen before. It is dated 1945 and is good condition complete with cables. It allows the pilot to set the depth at which the torpedo will run.

The formidable Beaufighter was used as a Torpedo bomber in 1945 among its many roles.

£175

I am afraid I don't know much about this one. Its a British instrument made by Kelvin and Hughes. Possibly post war any info gratefully received. Its certainly unusual I haven't seen one like this before.

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£55