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Article about: Hello, These 2 items were discovered in a field where an Avro Lancaster crashed in Feb 1945. I don’t suppose anyone can identify them. The larger of the two is perhaps a pump of some kind?

  1. 02-15-2022, 02:50 PM #1
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    Hello,
    These 2 items were discovered in a field where an Avro Lancaster crashed in Feb 1945.
    I don’t suppose anyone can identify them. The larger of the two is perhaps a pump of some kind? The black bits are made of a rubber material.
    Thanks,
    Colin
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