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An update on Spitfire Mark 11b P8725. I have been researching for military aircrafts that crashed in Henley on Thames during WW2. I now know that the parts I found metal detecting came from a Mark 11b Spitfire belongings to The Polish 302 squadron. Sadly the brave pilot 27 year old Slywester...

Hi I found these damaged parts whilst metal detecting and I think they could be from a crashed British aircraft maybe a Spitfire. I'm hoping that someone can please confirm this for me and positively identify what type of plane they are from. Regards Danny Jones

Hi I have measured the panel and it is 12.750 inchs x 5.125 inches.(325 mm x 130 mm ).The part mark seems to be 114T4260-2.Also the other number looks to be 6626702516 OL 43329.Also there is a circle with OMA 193 00 or CO.I hope this information can be of some help.Kind regards Danny.

Thanks for your quick reply.That's a good start as I now know its defiantly off of a military plane .Could this part have fallenl off in flight as I found it in the middle of a field buried in the ground ,?.

Hi, I have recently found this item whilst metal detecting in an isolated field in Oxfordshire. I can see from the quality of the riveting and the parts marking and inspection stamps on each part that this is an aviation panel possibly off a military plane. Could anyone please identify what this...