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Mk I Hurricane screen (pg1 Can)

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can be enlarged by clicking on them.

This is superb piece and
almost certainly one of a kind. This type of armoured
windshield located outside the windscreen, was only used by
the British and German Fighters before WWII.
This example is an
experimental installation for a Hurricane MK I. I have drawn
in a transparent paper, in red colour, the contour of the
piece over a drawing of a Hurricane windscreen as an
illustration. Apparently the set was completed with a curve
piece made out of transparent Plexiglas, which most probable
shape followed the contour drawn inn green.
£2500

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Spitfire Mirror(pg1 Can)


This is superb mint condition
original Spitfire Mirror used on late Mk II Spitfires
through all following Mk's, its never been issued and is in
its original box ideal for a flying restoration.


£1200

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Spitfire MK I Mirror (pg1 Can)

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picture above to enlarge
This mirror is in superb
condition and the glass is in excellent condition. A very
rare piece used in the early Spitfires and Hurricanes in the
Battle of France and the Battle of Britain , later
superseded by the round type mirror this item is 100%
original. It is marked with faint A/M Kings crown but being
brass this is now very faint, if you enlarge the above
picture you can just make out the mark.
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Original
Spitfire armour plate for the front windscreen 100% genuine
carries the Supermarrine part number. |
Spitfire Canopy Armour (pg1 Can)
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Spitfire Canopy Catch (pg1 Can)

A new
made fully functioning canopy catch for a Spitfire.
Identical to the original, The supplier informed me these
are made to flying standard subject to the required check's.
I am selling them as display only. Original functioning
catches are as rare as fairies at the bottom of the garden.

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Spitfire crowbar (pg1 Can)
An exact copy of the crow bar
which was clipped to the Spitfire door for use in
emergencies when the canopy jammed.
£80

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Seen in
situ under in a Spitfire door.

Clips for holding the crowbar
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Original Spitfire crowbar (pg1 Can)
This is a complete original
crowbar for the spitfire with a hollow tube and two solid
ends.

£275

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similar clips
for pipe work available here link |
Original Spitfire crowbar clips (pg1 Can)
Clips for attaching the crow
bar to the Spitfire door original and in excellent
condition.
£20 per set of two

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Spitfire Canopy (pg1
Can)
This is the one allot of our customers have been waiting for
from our new supplier. Complete NEW BUILD Spitfire Canopy
complete with canopy catch and emergency release. Delivery
four weeks from order. Sent direct from our manufacturer in
the US, so UK buyer have to click international order, if in
US them click on UK. This canopy ids also available in a kit
for self assembly. canopy rails will be available shortly.
The packing crate costs £125 for both kit and complete
canopy and this is included in the postage charge.
Option 1 complete assembled
Canopy including canopy catch and quick release.
£2250


Option 2 complete Canopy
KIT including canopy catch and quick release for self assembly.
Please note you
need specialist skills to assemble the canopy, no
responsibility will be taken for the finished product if
self assembled.
£1600


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Hawker Hurricane Canopy (pg1 Can)

This is a
superb original canopy from a Hawker Hurricane. It has been
examined by experts and is considered restorable to flying
condition, I welcome any inspection prior to purchase from
any serious purchaser. These canopies are practically unique
especially in this condition. Although I have had several
Spitfire canopies over the years I have never seen one of
these canopies for sale. This is a unique opportunity and is
only availalable because we are breaking up our project
Hurricane.



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FN-50 Mid Upper Lancaster Turret canopy (pg1 arm)
Here is Lancaster canopy for the
FN50 mid upper turret. Click here
to see this in armanents.
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Chipmunk Canopy (pg1 canopy)

This is a Canopy for the
Chipmunk. It has the windscreen and some other Perspex
missing although the frame is intact and in reasonable
condition for its age.
The Chipmunk replaced the
De Havilland Tiger Moth as elementary trainer for the Royal
Air Force its first flight was on the 22nd May 1946 in
Toronto and it entered RAF service in 1950

We will have to quote
post and packing for buyers as costs will vary
greatly depending on where its going.
Contact
US
£275


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Astrodomes were
prominent on RAF multi-engine aircraft of the WWII as a
considerable part of their operations were carried out at
night.

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the pictures to enlarge

Astrodome
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Astrodome (pg1 canopy)
Here we have an astrodome
from as yet unidentified aircraft although I suspect this is
a generic part as they all seem to be pretty much the same
size..
An astrodome is a
hemispherical transparent dome fitted in the cabin roof of
an aircraft for the purpose of allowing the use of a sextant
during astro navigation
Prior to the introduction of
electronic means of navigation the only way to fix an
aircraft's position at night was by taking star sights using
a sextant in the same manner as that used by marine
navigators on board ships. To do this requires a 360-degree
view of the horizon and the astrodome was devised to allow
an uninterrupted view of the sky from horizon to horizon.
Astrodome on
a Halifax

£375


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Also included
is an alloy replacement frame for the steel hoop, I cannot
guarantee it fits as I have never risked removing the steel
hoop to try it.
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Original Spitfire Canopy (pg1 canopy)

Here we have an original
Spitfire canopy, this has been in my personal collection for
many years and was intended for use on our MK IX Replica. We
now have a new glass that we use, its more appropriate as it
doesn't matter so much if it suffers a little damage. The
alloy part of the frame is in good condition, the steel hoop
is corroded as they always are. The Perspex is a little dusty
and does have some minor scratches , no deep ones and no
cracks. I believe this fits all MKs except the very early Mk
Is and of coarse the low backs with the bubble canopy.

This will require a
packing case so
contact us
before purchase for accurate
shipping costs. You are welcome to collect.
£1499


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Mk 19 Spitfire Windscreen (pg1 can)
This is a unique opportunity,
the canopy and windscreens advertised are from the stock of
a professional specialist, one of a very few left in the
world who made and fitted Spitfire canopies and screens. He
has now retired and all these items are one offs, once sold
they will not be replaced. They were
all made for flying aircraft but have minor flaws which have
made them unacceptable for flying aircraft, perfect for
Cockpit builders or static aircraft. This particular model
has a very slight distortion in the side of the screen which
is hardly visible. This screen was made for the Rolls Royce
MK 19 Spitfire.
See this link

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FN 4 Turret cupola (pg1 arm)
This is an incredibly rare FN
4 Rear four gun Turret cupola. It is in good condition "see
pictures" considering its age and is rare enough to be
almost unique. It also has its original doors again in good
condition for its age.

There seems to be some
confusion about this Turrets origins, however the chap I got
it from told me His Granddad removed it personally
from a Lancaster although it seems it may also have been
fitted to a Short Stirling at sometime in its operational
life.

Nash & Thomson was
established in 1929 at Kingsdon-upon-Thames by business
partners Archibald Frazer-Nash and Henry Ronald Godfrey. The
company was formed to develop the turrets that Frazer Nash
had originated, and their designs were consequently numbered
in a series prefixed "FN".

For UK customers we can
deliver or you may collect. For customers who require
shipping and for international buyers this canopy will
have to be transported in a crate and this will be an
additional cost of around £50.
Click here to see this in armaments
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