26-08-2017, 12:22 PM
Being fair, I still use my wife's grandfather's watch, which dates from 1953, and a clock made from the propeller of his Bristol F2.B from WW1 - the propeller is massive - it's bolted on the wall with a plate I had made up by the local blacksmith and fixed through the wall onto an RSJ with 12mm studding
The centre of the clock face is a metal relief of his F2.B with the hand where the prop would be, and each quarter of an hour numeral is a relief of a type of plane he flew. The mechanism is set into the hub of the prop which is about 10ft across...
if you're talking about ELECTRICAL equipment, then I have a WWII MOD 5C/3023 switch unit from a Mosquito or Firefly which controls my workshop lights... picked it up years ago in an MOD sale, NIB.
The centre of the clock face is a metal relief of his F2.B with the hand where the prop would be, and each quarter of an hour numeral is a relief of a type of plane he flew. The mechanism is set into the hub of the prop which is about 10ft across...
if you're talking about ELECTRICAL equipment, then I have a WWII MOD 5C/3023 switch unit from a Mosquito or Firefly which controls my workshop lights... picked it up years ago in an MOD sale, NIB.
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