The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Stamped into base 'LAMP INSPECTION MARK II / AUST and crown (in pictograph) / REF NO 5C/369 / COMMERICAL PATTERN'. Missing globe with power chord rolled up on internal roller.
The inspection lamp is used to assist in the repairs and maintenance of aircraft. The lamp plugs into a socket located in the flight engineer's panel. The flight engineer was located next to the pilot in the cockpit.
Cockpit lamp manufactured to specifications decreed by the UK Air Ministry for installation in British military aircraft from the Second World War. Standard cockpit lamp with frosted glass and connect
Cockpit lamp manufactured to specifications decreed by the UK Air Ministry for installation in British military aircraft from the Second World War. Lamp is composed of frosted glass and is housed in a
Rectangular aluminum case painted olive green. Attached to the sides of the case by two horizontal sling loops is a long broad webbing sling with brass fittings. The black painted interior of the box
Black bakelite button unit of 30mm diameter (Air Ministry stores reference 5C/844) mounted on a small aluminium plate with one mounting hole, joined to a 5-pin plug (stores reference 5D/519) by an ele
The Avro 504K is a two-place training biplane powered by a 130 hp Clerget 9B rotary engine. This aircraft was constructed by A V Roe and Company at Park Works, Manchester in the UK. In 1918 it was bu
The telephone unit consists of a rectangular alloy box, with an angled face, made of stainless steel sheet. On the face is attached a telephone hand piece and mounting, a telephone dial mechanism, ind
