Corporation LRA-1 Glider Cockpit
1944 Stinson L-5 44-17543
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| 1943 Photo Allied Aviation Corporation LRA-1 Glider Cockpit |
Center Founder John K. Seidts and 1944 Stinson L-5 44-17543 |
Items for WWII vintage aircraft armament installations. Information below current as of 10 March 2021.
 
  
2841.
WWII US .50 Caliber Ammunition Can. Unidentified variant, but with distinctive shape. |
$250.00 | |
    4404. US
Navy Mark
7 Bomb Hoist. Manufactured by Manley Manufacturing Division of American
Chain and Cable Company. This is
the "fishing pole" used to load ordnance on US Navy Carrier Aircraft in
WWII. It is in very good condition but needs the cable end sourced- it
is missing from this one. Runs smoothly with fool-proof hand
power! |
$100.00 | |
  4210. Emerson Nose Turret
Elevation Gear set. Casting is in great shape
but all steel components will need repair or rehabilitation. |
$225.00 | |
  4209. Hydraulic Reservoir
for Consolidated or Motor Products
Corporation Hydraulic Turret. Good condition but needs restoration. |
$95.00 | |
  4208. Hydraulic Reservoir
for Consolidated or Motor Products
Corporation Hydraulic Turret. Good condition but needs restoration. |
$95.00 | |
  4130. USN Mark 8 MOD 0 sight
top piece. Good condition. |
$35.00 | |
     4108. Motor
Products corporation Boost Motors for ammunition feed. NOS never used
condition |
$50.00 | |
   4082. Browning AN
M2 .30 caliber gun mount. This item is complete with a trigger bar for
firing the gun as used in the T-6 and other WWII aircraft. Very rare. |
$450.00 | |
 4072.
Placquarding for an unidentified Turret, possibly B36. |
$45.00 | |
  4071. Ammunition box for
unidentified turret. |
$75.00 | |
   4084. Mazda 844 gun
sight bulbs. While there were various designated gunsight bulbs used in
different turret and fixed gun sights, this bulb will fit nearly all of
the gunsights out there as a replacement. |
$10.00 per bulb | |
     3768. K13 Waist Gun
Sight. The sight used on Consolidated B24 Liberator, Boeing B17 Flying
Fortress, North American B25 Mitchell, Martin B26 Marauder, and other
waist gun positions on WWII US bombers. These are used, but in pretty
good shape. Each one has little squawks which will fix easily. |
$250.00 | |
    3788.
Control, Bomb Release, AAF Type B3A and USN Mark 2. This is the
bomb intervalometer which set the spacing between bomb strikes. It was
used on all mediums, such as the North American B25, the Martin B26,
the Douglass A20, and the heavies such as Consolidated B24 Liberator,
Boeing B17 Flying Fortress and B29 Superfortress. These are units
pulled from scrapped aircraft. They are in used condition, and some of
them show much wear from use. I think those are the most interesting
ones. |
%75.00 |
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   3865. Martin Gun Turret Swivel Joint. NOS from
WWII. |
$125.00 | |
  3884. Vietnam era "Iron Bomb
tail fin and nose case assembly. Nosecase
assembly not pictured. |
SOLD | |
  3887, 3888. WWII and later 25 lb practice bombs.
Used for training
bombardier's during WWII. The blue training rounds are post WWII, but
the other ones were made during or just before WWII. |
$55.00 | |
  3889. Another Vietnam era
iron bomb. Also includes nose case, but not
shown here. |
SOLD | |
  3911. Bracket, Armament,
circa 1967. Possibly for O1 Bird Dog or other
light aircraft used by the US Army. Definitely useable as a hard point
for displays. |
$35.00 | |
  3964. US Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics Hydraulic Drive Motor. Manufactured by Sundstrand
for Bell, I believe this is WWII but not sure. I do not know the
application. |
$75.00 | |
  3965. Haskell Armament
Displacing Cylinder. 1950's or 1960's armament
hydraulic cylinder. |
$45.00 | |
   4030. US Navy Mark
V Portable Electric Bomb winch. 24 volts, dual motor, capacity 2 tons.
This one is brand new but the hooks for strapping onto bombs are
rusted. |
$300.00 | |
    3772.
Boeing B29 Super Fortress Bomb Bay Door Accumulator and
Compressor. As removed from scrapped WWII aircraft, this item is in
fair condition but would make a nice display for your armament
collection. |
$300.00 | |
   3688. A4 Sight Selector Instrument. Panel gauge
for the F86 Sabre. These are used take outs and are in fair condition.
They will need some work to make functional, but will display nicely. |
$100.00 | |
    3565.
Machine Gun Ammunition Box for Republic XP84 aircraft #3 and up.
Rare collectible, or good for conversion to another ammunition box for
use in warbird. |
$200.00 | |
          3258:
We have found original take-out gunsight
harnesses, with all the units needed to make a K17, MK 18 sights
functional on a Martin 250CE turret. They are Mark 18 items, some of
which had remains of Martin 250 turrets still attached. They are
appropriate for USN turrets, but would work as well on USAAF
installations. This harness is probably a good basis for a K14
gunsight, which was developed from the MK18 and used on North American
P-51 aircraft. The wiring and components are in VERY GOOD condition,
although dirty and slightly corroded from sitting for too many years in
an old crate, visible in the back of the pictures. |
2443- $250.00. 3258- $175.00. Purchase 2443 and 3258 together for $350.00 | |
     3184. USAF A-1C
Gun, Bomb, and Rocket Sight and Sight Amplifier. Believe it to be a
first generation sight for the F86, but not sure. In excellent
condition. |
$750.00 | |
   3185. Martin 250CE
upper turret emergency hand crank. NOS as used on USN and USAAF turret
installtions in WWII |
$150.00 | |
     3203. USN Mark 6
Bomb Hoist. I don't know much about these, but they are new condition
in original crates. Unused |
$125.00 | |
  3251. NOS WWII Crocker
Wheeler Turret part. This turret was used on
Beech AT11 Gunnery and bombing trainers |
$25.00 | |
  2432. N9 Gunsight. The
fighter pilot's friend. Previously used on P51 Mustang, and other
famous WWII fighter aircraft. These are missing the rubber bumper and
the plug-in for lighting the reticle. I have some damaged with bad
lenses but all have working reticles. |
$125.00 | |
  2523. AN B10 and USN Mark 4
Mod 1 Bomb Shackles. For various WWII aircraft
some in NOS condition. Electrical and manual release. |
$25.00 | |
   2445. Consolidated A6A and A6B outer fairing.
This is the piece of the fairing to convert the A6A and A6B to a nose
turret, as used on Consolidated B24J and later Liberators. We are
making high quality reproductions to make your tail turret into a nose
turret. Available 2005 |
Price to be announced! | |
 2446-
continued. This is the remains of the skin which was attached to the
hydraulic panel. They didn't take their time and remove the four bolts
holding it on- it looks like they chopped it out of the airframe with
an axe! As you can see, it is Blue and Gray. The gray was on the top,
and the dark blue was on the bottom- I am guessing that this was on a
PB4Y-1, since the later Privateers didn't use the same armament systems
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IT IS NOT FOR SALE, BUT IT IS HERE FOR US TO FONDLY REMEMBER ALL THE AIRFRAMES SCRAPPED AT THE END OF THE WWII! | |
   2221. Southern Aviation Corporation Gun Camera
Mounts. We have not been able to identify the specific use of these,
but suspect that they were used on Martin Hydraulic Turrets built for
the PBM Mariner. Whatever they are, they display those neat WWII N6 gun
cameras nicely. The camera is shown only as a reference, and is not
sold with this mount.**NOTE: We are down to the last of these, and the
data plates have had the dates scored off of them for some reason. They
are still nice! |
$35.00 | |
  2272. NOS Gun Solenoid
Cables. I originally thought these were for the AN N6 Gun Camera as the
connector looked right for them. However, after finding a tag on them
illustrating their installation from the Martin 250 Turret Controller
to a Gun Solenoid, I have relisted them. They may still be useful for
conversion to an N6 camera cable, but I am not sure. |
$15.00 | |
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