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  1. Aerial bomb fragments : Major General J Monash, 3 Australian Division AIF

    Technology

    Maker: Unknown

    Four aerial bomb fragments contained in a white cardboard lidless box which has a damaged label on the side with the following handwritten information: ' Fragments of Air Bomb - which fell and explode...

    RELAWM15122

  2. Aircraft Alternator warning plate : Germany

    Technology

    Maker: Unknown

    Instruction plate from a German aircraft shot down during the 1914-1918 war The plate is 85 x 35 x 1 mm thick, and bears the inscription: "WECHSELSTROM- MASCHINE NUR MITLAUFEN LASSEN BEI STROM- ENTNAH...

    REL/01336

  3. Aircraft bomb sight and night light.

    Technology

    Maker: Unknown

    GERMAN BOMBSIGHT, ADJUSTABLE, GRADUATED TO ALLOW FOR WIND AT ALL SPEEDS TO 70 KILOMETRES PER HOUR, AND FOR USE AT ANY HEIGHT UP TO 6000 METRES. FITTED WITH SMALL ELECTRIC LIGHT FOR NIGHT WORK.

    RELAWM03828

  4. Aircraft Bomb Sight (Germany)

    Technology

    Maker: Unknown

    German aircraft bomb sight removed from the first German two seater to be shot down in British lines, Palestine 1917. The instrument comprises two triangles with their peaks truncated, the smaller bei...

    RELAWM12494

  5. Aircraft Compass (France)

    Technology

    Maker: Unknown

    Magnetic card compass which has probably been removed from an aeroplane. The bowl is attached by springs to a brass gimbal. The bowl is also made of brass and has been painted light grey, with the nam...

    REL/05023

  6. AIRCRAFT FABRIC: GERMANY

    Technology

    Maker: Unknown

    SMALL RECTANGLE OF LINEN FABRIC, 8 BY 5.5 CM, BEARING ON ONE SIDE THE REMAINS OF BLACK LACQUER, AND ON THE OTHER THE WORDS 'WINGS OF HUN AEROPLANE N. FRANCE 23/6/1917 MAC'. The piece was originally d...

    REL/09335

  7. Aircraft fuel gauge - Germany

    Technology

    Maker: Huttenlocher - Standmesser

    German aircraft fuel gauge. Manufacturer Huttenlocher Standmesser, Berlin, S.W.68. D.R.P.u. AUSL. PAT NO. 3. Serial No. 1566 is stamped into case. The dial continues around the white face. The outer c...

    REL/07457

  8. Aircraft inclinometer

    Technology

    Aircraft instrument used to give the fore and aft levels of the machine. The instrument is circular in shape, the outer support ring being 105 mm in diameter. The instrument case rises approx. 15 mm ...

    RELAWM08131.002

  9. Aircraft rigging turnbuckle

    Technology

    Maker: Unknown

    Cylindrical turnbuckle 70 mm long, made from steel. Internal threads on both hollow ends. A raised central element is ribbed, such that the user may grip and turn the item.

    REL49175

  10. Aircraft Tachometer : German Army Air Service (Luftstreitkräfte)

    Technology

    Maker: Morell, Wilhelm

    Dial face from a German aircraft tachometer marked "4" TO "16". The face is white with black numerals. 97 mm dia. On the reverse is written "Fokker No.863. Brought down by a British aviator at Flers,...

    REL/04359

  11. Aircraft Temperature gauge - British

    Technology

    Maker: S.Smith and Sons Ltd

    Temperature gauge in a brass case. A thermostat is attached to the guage via a 3mm diameter copper tube. The tube is coiled for storage. The face of the instrument is marked : S. Smith & Sons...

    REL/07260

  12. Aircraft wing fragments : Sergeant W E Brown, 20 Battalion AIF

    Technology

    Maker: Fokker

    Wing fragments said to have been souvenired from the Fokker Dr.1 Triplane aircraft in which Baron Manfred Von Richthofen was shot down on 21 April 1918. The fragments are made from 2mm timber plank sa...

    RELAWM09123

  13. Airfield landing light, Electric, from Morville aerodrome

    Technology

    Maker: Unknown

    Large electric lamp reflector, set upright into a circular shaped metal container, 300 mm in diameter, and 250 mm high. The remains of an electrical conduit leads out from the lower side of the box....

    RELAWM00984

  14. Albatros D.Va scout aircraft

    Technology

    Albatros D.Va single engine biplane scout/fighter aircraft, serial no. D5390/17. The fuselage is primarily constructed from moulded plywood panels, supported by a light framework of ribs and stringers...

    RELAWM04806

  15. Albatros D.Va Scout Aircraft : Throttle

    Technology

    Maker: Albatros Flugzeugwerke GmbH

    German aircraft throttle removed from crashed Albatros Scout at Rayak 1918. The throttle is made completely of metal, the various parts having been fabricated separately and joined together by means ...

    RELAWM12500

  16. ALTIMETER - GERMAN - WWI

    Technology

    Maker: Unknown

    Altimeter from German aircraft. No brand name but logo showing a bird with a lightning bolt underneath. The face has printed on it: Höche in Km D.R.P.a N.S. Nr 26878 The scale from 0 to 8 is gradua...

    REL/07459

  17. Altimeter : Luftstreitkräfte (German Air Service)

    Technology

    Maker: C.P. Goerz, Berlin

    German Air Service altimeter. The device is housed within a sorfwood box. A small rectangular window in the side of the box allows the user to view a rotating spool, on which measurements are recorded...

    RELAWM08124.001

  18. Ambulance Wagon Mk VI

    Technology

    Maker: Unknown

    Horse drawn ambulance wagon Mk VI (British). Wooden bodywork. Wheels are second class C type with solid rubber tyres. Weight: 23 cwt, 2 quarters. A red cross insignia is painted on sides. Carried fou...

    REL/09575

  19. American Model 1917 Knuckleduster Dagger and Scabbard

    Technology

    American Model 1917 Knuckleduster Dagger and Scabbard. The hilt has a pressed steel knuckle guard with six studs in the shape of a pyramid and a wooden grip that has four finger grooves. The crossguar...

    RELAWM03754

  20. Ammunition Box : .303 inch calibre

    Technology

    Ammunition box of screwed and nailed timber construction. It is designed to hold 1,600 .303 inch cartridges in cardboard cartons of twenty rounds each. The corners of the box are reinforced with steel...

    REL/19088

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