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WWII Sperry A-2A Ball Turret
As used in the B-17 Flying Fortress and B-24 Liberator bombers over Europe and the Pacific during the fight against the Axis powers in the Second World War.
This is a complete, fully restored and fully functioning turret. It has been converted from the original 28V hydraulic system to run entirely on a 24V battery housed within the ammo can.
Fitted with replica (non-firing) AN-M2 Browning machine guns. These can be swapped for the real thing if desired.
These turrets are becoming extremely rare — fewer than five known examples worldwide remain in working condition. This restoration took years to complete, but the owner is now ready to move on to another project.
€60,000
Located in France
Original Avro Anson Control Column
The Avro Anson, Britain’s “Faithful Annie” was the RAF’s first monoplane with a retractable undercarriage and one of the most important training aircraft of the Second World War.
Originally designed for coastal reconnaissance, it flew anti-submarine patrols and air-sea rescue with Coastal Command before becoming the backbone of multi-engine pilot, navigator, wireless operator and bomb aimer training across the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. It served with the RAF, RAAF, RCAF and many other air forces from 1936 and through WW2.
A genuine piece of aviation history that links you straight back to the crews who trained on “Faithful Annie” before moving on to the heavy bombers in the fight against Berlin and Tokyo.
sea & air freight available, weight approx 5kg.
€1800
Paddle blades fit C-47, DC-3, B-17, PBY etc and can be re profiled for use in P-40 and other warbird aircraft , good condition in original crate ex RAAF, that has been in dry storage 30 plus years.
box weight approximately 300kg.
world wide sea freight available.
€12,800
Came out of the pacific, as used on early D razorback model with round PTT switch.
very good but original condition
note crack around hole on the throttle mount casting
$3100
Green Hornet assigned to the 5th Air Force, 675th Bombardment Squadron "Dauntless Demons" (675th BS). Nicknamed "Green Hornet" with the nose art of a hornet holding an aerial bomb with both hands and running. Tail code "P" and a blue diagonal stripe with a white edge at the tip of the tail.
We have previously sold the aircraft's canopy with ID plate here https://www.warbird.parts/index.php?rt=product/product&product_id=697
World wide shipping is available, contact us for a quote.
3 available
Exported to Australia 30 years ago.
It is original except for the new top, it has a NOS (war time) crate engine in it from the depot in Lae with less than 20 hours on it, runs, drives, was road registered.
solid body and running gear, has been painted once in PNG but otherwise very original.
Asking 13,000 Eur
300
pioneer
p/n 1636-6A-B1
75
air ministry 6A/1324
New old stock
450/pr
P/N MRC.C.24292
New old stock, two available
500 euro/ea
This flap came of a British carrier based Hellcat fighter shortly after WW2.
Many of the US supplied lend lease aircraft based at Royal navy air stations in Australia at the end of WW2 were disposed of by dumping them into the sea, for this purpose holes were punched in the skins to help them sink, however this flap "fell off the truck" on the way to being dumped and has survived in very good condition.
It has original but flaking paint but minimal surface corrosion, good fittings, it would need a new skin to fly again or patches to keep it static.
$Offers or trade for Spitfire MK V parts
Contact us for shipping
Inspection marks show Showa 19.5 (May 1944 Gregorian calendar).
This torpedo failed to detonate in New guinea and was captured with the explosives being removed by the us navy.
Still has most other parts like proximity fuses etc
$2500
will ship worldwide.
$500/pr
English built, good for restoration or display
$1500/each
located australia, can be shipped in a wooden crate
Engine #1 This is an incomplete Armstrong Siddeley Cheetah engine that was used on an RAAF Avro Anson, it has no crank, but it has mags, case, cyclinders, heads, one new old stock cylinder and various other small parts.
Engine #2 This is an incomplete Armstrong Siddeley Cheetah engine that was used on an RAAF Avro Anson, it has a case, crank, rods, one cylinder head and some spares
Out of the two you may be able to get an engine running or build as a static display.
$1350
Will ship worldwide
This aileron came from EX RAAF Roulette's display aircraft A23-061
The same aileron as the Beech T-6 Texan II
it is unserviceable due to minor corrosion, however it could be repaired or used for display.
P/N 66 131 7372
$550
Has been filled with oil for a long time, no damage, great condition.
just drained and degreased.
weighs 18kg
$400
$200
contact us for shipping
