Two photos of a part believed to have been from a B-24.

[Alex Smart]

Two parts of a switch box type, believed to have come from a B-24.

 

[bobm4360]

Part of a "bomb rack release", to activate the shackles on a bomb rack.

 

[Alex Smart]

Hi Bob,
Yes my Austrian friend has just sent me this -

Alex

 

[Crimea_River]

Used on more than just B24s.

 

[Tony Kambic]

I spent many hours in the bomb bay of a B-26 treating these for corrision. They are made of some steel alloy and exhibit rust. Manufactured by the Mallory Battery Company during WWII. As I recall, one arm is to release the bomb and the other is to set for arm or salvo.

Tony

 

[Tony Kambic]

Here are two images of these bomb release mechanisms. The one has a bomb shackle mounted so you can see how the release mechanism arms connect. And you see the word 'ARM', which if not engaged, then the bomb is salvoed.

Tony

 

[MiTasol]

There is a manual for these on site at Bomb, smoke and flare manuals - and other related documents

 

[kalani]

Two parts of a switch box type, believed to have come from a B-24.

Bomb release part. look for bombbay pics ad you'll see them attached to the racks.