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Listed on this page are original Spitfire airframe parts.

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Spitfire Airframe part 1* (Pg 4 Airframe )

Original Spitfire Cannon feed chute.

£275

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Spitfire Airframe part 4* (Pg 4 Airframe )

Original Spitfire part.

£275

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Spitfire Airframe part 5* (Pg 4 Airframe )

Original Spitfire part.

£275

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Spitfire Airframe part 6* (Pg 4 Airframe )

Original Spitfire part.

£275

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Spitfire Airframe part 7* (Pg 4 Airframe )

Original Spitfire part.

£275

 

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Spitfire Airframe part 9* (Pg 4 Airframe )

349 = Mk XIV Spitfire

08= Bottom main planes

£275

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£125

Spitfire Airframe part 12* (Pg 4 Airframe )

Original Spitfire part.

Part number 351 = Spitfire MK VIII    20 = Bottom Elevators

Work began on redesigning the Spitfire airframe to take the new heavier more powerful engine. This work would produce the pressurised MK VIII and the unpressurised Mk VIII Spitfires. These aircraft were expected to be the answer to the FW 190. In the event the interim MK IX performed that function. This version used a Mk V fuselage with as few changes as possible, and entered front line service in July 1942, nearly a year before the Mk VIII.

Shown above the Spitfire MK VIII in RAAF markings.

The Mk VIII (and VII) featured a strengthened fuselage with a retractable tail wheel. Each wing carried a 14-gallon self sealing fuel tank, and the main fuselage fuel tank was increased in size to 96 gallons. These changes gave the Mk VIII the same range as the Mk V, although as this distance was achieved at a higher speed, the Mk VIII could stay in the air for less time than the Mk V. Most Mk VIIIs used a new broad-chord, or pointed-tip rudder. It also featured a new tropical filter – the Vokes Aero-Vee – that was so well designed it was installed on all Mk VIIIs and adapted for tme Mk IX. The Mk VIII used the “c” wing armament (four cannon or two cannon and two machine guns) and could carry up to 1,000lbs of bombs.

A Mk VIII was the first Spitfire to use the revised cockpit seen on most later models, with a cut-down rear fuselage and a bubble canopy. This design improved the rearwards visibility of the aircraft, and was used in late production Mk IXs, the very similar Mk XVI and the late Mk 20 and above.  

1,657 Mk VIIIs were produced in all, so although it never replaced the MK IX in Britain and Northern Europe it was still a major version of the Spitfire.

 

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Spitfire Airframe part 14*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part

Part 330 = MK III Prototype one of two aircraft N3297 & W3237

08 = Bottom Outer main planes (wing)

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It has been pointed out to me that this peace originally produced for the MK III Spitfire did continue on later Mks and so was used in other Spitfire Mks. We always welcome information from our customers which allows us to offer descriptions of parts as accurately as possibhle.

£195

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Spitfire Airframe part 19*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part from the radiator.

Part Number 300 = MK I/II

67 = Radiator  046

£55

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Spitfire Airframe part 20*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part from the tail

Part Number 300 = MK I/II

18= Bottom Tail plane    85 A 64 GTM

£125

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Spitfire Airframe part 21*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part.

£55

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Spitfire Airframe part 22*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part.

£75

 

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Spitfire Airframe part 23*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part.

£55

 

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Spitfire Airframe part 24*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part.

£55

 

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Spitfire Airframe part 27*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part.

£35

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Spitfire Airframe part 28*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part.

£55

 

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Spitfire Airframe part 30*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part.

£55

 

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Spitfire Airframe part 31*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part.

Out of stock more required please contact me

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Spitfire Airframe part 32*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part.

Out of stock more required please contact me

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Spitfire Airframe part 34*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part.

£35

 

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£195

Spitfire Airframe part 36*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire fairing for the trim controls from either rudder or elevator carries a Castle Bromwich stamp.

CB 27 1541 10 CGO

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Spitfire Airframe part 37*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part.

£55

 

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Spitfire Airframe part 38*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part.

Out of stock more required please contact me

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Spitfire Airframe part 39*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part.

£35

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Spitfire Airframe part 40*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part.

£35

 

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Spitfire Airframe part 42*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part.

£35

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Spitfire Airframe part 44*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part.

£35

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Spitfire Airframe part 48*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part carries the Castle Bromwich stamp.

18 111 12 TSH

£35

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Spitfire Airframe part 52*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part

£45

 

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Spitfire Airframe part 53*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part

£65

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Spitfire Airframe part 54*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part

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£45

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Spitfire Airframe part 56*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part

£55

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Spitfire Airframe part 60*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part

349 = MK VC

08=Bottom Outer main planes (wing).

£55

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Spitfire Airframe part 61*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part

346 =  Spitfire I C-wing with 20mm guns

08=Bottom Outer main planes (wing).

This is a large piece of wing one of the first Spitfires to carry 20mm cannons

£285

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Spitfire Airframe part 64*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part this piece is a substantial piece of the main wing spar.

£285

Overseas buyers please contact me for a shipping quote

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Spitfire Airframe part 66*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part

£55

 

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Spitfire Airframe part 67*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part

£55

 

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BF 108 Nord Cowling (Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original front cowling for the BF 108 Nord

Conceived as a competitive aircraft the Bf 108 would take part in the 1936 Berlin Olympics.

Following this the type would serve with the Luftwaffe during the Second World War. Ironically the Messerschmitt Bf 108 would also serve with the Royal Air Force at the same time under the name Aldon.

Post World War 2 Les Mureaux continued production of the type under a new designation of Nord 1000 Pingouin series and a further two variants of the type were produced. The 1001 Pingouin I which was powered by the 240-hp Renault 60-10 engine and the 1002 Pingouin II which was powered by a Renault 60-11 engine.

In total 885 Bf 108s were produced with 250 built post-war bringing total production to 1,170.

During the making of the Battle of Britain film in 1969 BF 109s were in short supply the the BF 108 was used in several of the flying action shots.

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£495

This is a large piece buyers please contact me for a shipping quote  

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Spitfire Airframe part 68*(Pg 4 Airframe )  

Original Spitfire part this piece is a substantial piece of the wing .

£285

Overseas buyers please contact me for a shipping quote  

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Out of Stock More Wanted Contact Us

De Havilland Mosquito Door Handle (pg1 air)

Here we have a Handle that was Used on the Crew Door For the DH Mosquito

The Part Number is B983142 and there is a DH Makers Stamp

B Indicates Fuselage, 98 Mosquito and a even drawing number indicates Right Hand Side

This was part of the W/Cdr Peter Henley Collection so may have come from Mosquito RR299 of which he was a display pilot

A Nice Original Serviceable Part

Seen in situ above

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Luftwaffe Drop Tank Stabiliser (pg1 air)

Here is a drop tank Stabiliser as used on the Bf109 and Fw190

It was attached underneath the fuselage and used to hold the drop tanks in place

Fw190 with Drop Tank

Out of stock more wanted please contact me if you have one for sale

Spitfire Engine mount part (pg1 air)

This is an original part of the Spitfire engine mount it has some surface corrosion on one side.

  Out of Stock More Wanted Contact Us

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HE III Access panel 2 (pg1 air)

This is superb piece a rare access panel from a HE III in excellent condition the catches release and function as they should. Most likely taken as a souvenirs at the time the aircraft was shot down possibly during the Battle of Britain.

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The panels position seen above right was between the engine and the fuselage of the aircraft.

Out of stock

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Mosquito Escape hatch (pg1 air)

This is a Mosquito escape hatch mounted above the crews heads in the canopy information gratefully received from the Mike of the Windsor Mosquito Bomber group Canadian Historic Aircraft association

It has Mosquito stencilled across the window but does not show on the picture. It has its locking catches all in place.

Out of Stock More Mosquito parts wanted Contact Us

B17 Flying Fortress Window frame 1 (pg1 air)

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Out of stock

B17 Flying Fortress Window frame 2 (pg1 air)

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Out of stock more wanted contact me

B17 Flying Fortress Window frame 1 (pg1 air)

 

Here are two window frame's from a B17 sorry no history with these , please enlarge the pictures to assess the condition.

 

 

Above and below the B17 Flying Fortress

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Hawker Typhoon Elevator (pg1 air)

Here is an elevator from a Hawker Typhoon.

Out of stock more required please contact me

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PRU Spitfire Camera brackets (pg1 air)

Part Number 365= Mk XI PRU Spitfire shown above.

The PRU Spitfires were fitted with two vertical telephoto cameras installed behind the pilots cockpit. Photographs were taken through apertures in the floor of the fuselage. The cameras were accessible through hinged panels on port and starboard sides. Additionally, an oblique camera was mounted to obtain photos through the side of the fuselage, aimed by the pilot using a sighting line on the port wing tip.

Combining height with speed, the reconnaissance Spitfires were able to elude most attempts at interception by the enemy. The technical quality of their cameras enabled them to operate at high altitudes without sacrificing the quality of the photographs obtained.

Here we have a super rare pair of Camera brackets which hold the camera in place in a MK XI PRU Spitfire, they are in very nice condition with no rot or damage.

Above left you can see the brackets in situ.

 Out of stock more required please contact me

Cameras are available for sale in Misc on this link.

Out of stock more required please contact me

 

Crow Bar Clip (pg1 air)

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This is the correct size for holder the Spitfire crowbar in place on the door.

   
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