Glass framed oxygen bottle remains and electrical parts, nice cleaned parts from German Ju87b-1 stuka dive bomber of 3/STG77 the plane was shot down on the 18th August 1940 by RAF fighters and crashed at North Barn in chidham in Sussex

This is a group of oxygen bottle remains which is a turn valve parts with maker markings and electrical parts which are a round cover and wiring part, The parts all do still retain some of there original colours they have ripped and smashed by the impact of the crash and are nice and clean parts which are perfect for display or any collection they have been mounted in to a glass fronted box frame with plane and crash information and pictures one is of the crash site the frame is 13 inches by 13 inches in size. The parts are from famous JU87 stuka shot down in the Battle of Britain very rare to get such a nice part from a stuka lost in the battle of Britain. The parts come from German stuka dive bomber of 3/STG77 shot down on 18th August 1940 and crashed at North Barn in Chidham in Sussex

German Ju87b-1 stuka dive bomber of 3/STG77 the plane was shot down at 2.30pm on the 18th August 1940 by RAF fighters.

The plane crashed to earth at North Barn in Chidham, Sussex killing both of the crew who were Oberleutnant Dietrich Lehmann and Uunteroffizier Hans Winiarski. Below is a photo of the crash site taken that day.