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This is as rare as hens teeth, an original early Boeing B-17 control wheel.



This yoke is believed to be from a C model but is essentially the same as D and E models, with only 38 C models, 42 D models and 512 E model aircraft having been produced and the fact that the majority of them were destroyed 80 years ago in the from the attack on pearl harbor to the jungles of new guinea, this is an exceptionally rare piece.



This would have originally been produced between 1938 and 1940 making it 84-86 years old at this point, it has no corrosion and is in good condition except for a few minor cracks in the walnut that could be left as is or easily repaired.

Boeing part number 9-1725




$2500

twin .50 cal gun carriages

B-17E/F/G usaaf WWII

2 available, $525 each

Extremely rare original Boeing B-17E or F bombardiers control panel

This part came from a B-17 bomber that fought against the Japanese in WW2, battlefield recovered.

$650

30 round, 50 caliber ammunition cans used mainly on early B-17s, B-24s and others before the advent of flexible chutes

used up to B-17F-1 in the waist gunners position.

3 cans available, complete $100/ea or $240 for 3.

50 cal waist gunner mount/carriage

Rusted but full of good fittings

$750

Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress / Consolidated B-24 Liberator WW2 bomber gunner mounts

$650 as pictured

Type E-11 gun mount/adapter as used on boeing B-17 nose and tail gunner positions

it has surface rust but is in reasonable condition

Early .50 cal B-17 waist gun mount as used in the pacific war against Japan.

battlefield recovery.

$250

Very rare B-17 bomber waist gunner belt assembly

fair condition, rare find

$750

This is a very rare very early ball turret internal double feed 50 caliber ammunition magazine from a sperry ball turret fitted to a very early B-17E.

The Boeing B-17C/D and the first fifty B-17E models retained the lower "bath tub" style gunnery position until it was decided to replace it with a bull turret, this ammunition box is from the first type of those ball turrets and was only used for a short period of time in the pacific until the army decided it was better to mount two separate ammo boxes on the turret gimbal inside of the aircraft instead of inside of the turret.

This was recovered from a bomber that crash landed in the pacific and has some damage, though being stainless material it is repairable.

$1500, worldwide shipping available.

Boeing B-17 flying fortress ball turret parts

Parts lot, good to fair condition, azimuth gears, gun mounts, castings, etc

Everything pictured.

$1750 US

Good condition Type B-10 bomb shackle

0-1600 lbs

1943 manufacture

$350

I believe this to be a Boeing B-17 nacelle oil tank, recovered from an old air strip with other B-17 parts in the pacific islands.

$1450

B-17, B-29, B-29 Deicing gauge

good condition

$40

two (2) sets of twin .50 cal B-17 gun mounts, these consist of four .50 cal mounts bolted together in pairs used by the usaaf for more defensive firepower also sometimes used on PT boats when they were salvaged from damaged aircraft. $1500 for 2 x twin mounts & 1 x barrel supports. Worldwide shipping available.

These parts consist of the remains of three Boeing B-17 ball turrets which came from combat veteran aircraft that fought the Japanese in the pacific theater in 1942-43.

The parts do have damage but the material is weldable and at least two repaired turrets could be produced from these parts, Not all parts are pictured as there is large inventory.

This is an extremely rare collection of parts that will probably never be seen again.

Worldwide sea freight is available.
Price: $30,000.