WW1 DH4 propeller blade, a very rare surviving 4 bladed prop to the de Havilland bomber. Dated 1917 and in absolutely lovely condition for its age, structurally sound, minor bumps and dents as you might expect for 90 years about the place, still retaining the original maple 1917 decals to each blade, Rolls Royce engineering detail to the boss centre '250HP' and 'DRNG NO 2450' and the manufacturer's detail '216 M&CO'. A truly awesome item for the descerning collector.

A single blade and boss from a WW2 Sterling bomber - beautiful piece of aviation history, I have crew details and incident information leading to the loss of the aircraft.

American P61 Black Widow Night-fighter propeller blade. A little bent, but excellent example. This is from the only Black Widow (422 Night-fighter Sqn) which crashed in the UK during WW2. It crashed in 1944. Full crew details available. Simply rare!

A lovely condition Royal Air Force leaded glass panel, absolutely crisp in colour without any damage whatsoever, panel is approx 80x56 cm. Early design without the crown, there is another with the crown to be listed in due course. Beautiful glass-work, a lovely item most likely intended for a Mess somewhere. The design drawings are not for sale.

A lovely condition Royal Air Force leaded glass panel, absolutely crisp in colour without any damage whatsoever, panel is approx 80x56 cm. Early design with the crown. Beautiful glass-work, a lovely item most likely intended for a Mess somewhere. The design drawings are not for sale.

A fine silver coin commemorating the zeppelin, in excellent condition. Has 'Amerikafahrt des LZ 126 (ZRIII)' with an airship in flight over the sea/coast, has Dr Hugo Eckner to the other face, Silver mark '990' around the rim.

A commemorative badge of the Zeppelin, possibly 20s-30s period, the Zeppelin certainly flew to the States in 1924. Badge shows the Zeppelin crossing the globe to Los Angeles (marked on the globe by 'LA'), has a blue enamelled outer ring with 'Friedrichshafen Tokio Los Angeles Lakehurst'. The badge is quite heavy, has a maker typically associated with German badges and buttons. Has an edge knock and enamel damage - see picture - though this does not detract at all, nice badge.

A very fine Zeppelin crewman's qualification/flight authorised badge, maker marked Mayer, Stuttgart. Fine German silver, brooch pin fitted. Excellent and scarce badge.

WW1 Imperial German NCO Pilots badge by Juncker, fine condition and nicely maker stamped. Scarce badge.

An excellent printed metal plate advertising the arrival of the Zeppelin in the skies of the USA. Metal plate is approx 15 x 13 inches, not a period printed plate but about 1970s. No damage to the image and no bends, creases or damage to the plate. A nice item of avaition interest.

A fine condition WW2 United States Army Airforce A9 canvas/cotton flying helmet and head/ear phones. Helmet is in excellent overall condition, though has some minor fraying to one side strap seating, see photographs, but this does not detract. Inside is in good clean condition with issue label - code suggests circ 1942 - there is a stitch repair about 3/4 inch long on the rear right side, again does not detract at all. Still complete with wool chin strap. Head/ear phones are bakerlite and in excellent unchipped condition, no maker details or marks, this is not uncommon as many wartime head/ear phones were generally civilian bought. A nice example of an A9 flying helmet.