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These
very special Concorde items were all used in the test flight prgramme
making them very important pieces of aviation history. These items have
all been in private ownership since the Concorde development program
was discontinued in 1979.
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Serious offers are invited in line with recent auction values and guide
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Full size ground test replica.
At 21.82 Metres (72 feet) in length this is the ultimate 'Concorde
Collectable' and the next best thing to owning a Concorde. Used to test
cockpit design and cabin layout during the development programme.
Offers over UK Pounds 450K
are invited
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Flown Nose
This nose was used on Concorde during the test flights in the 60s and
70s
Pictured here is the nose cone which is to be sold. It come complete with the ‘Pitot Head’ point at the tip.
Offers over UK Pounds 120K are invited.
Concorde Wind Tunnel Engine Model
Handcrafted from mahogany and metal, this is the original 2.7metre (8.4 feet) long half size engine wind tunnel model made to be accurate in every detail.
Offers over UK Pounds 45,000 are invited.
Concorde Test Flight Suit and Helmet
SOLD
Ask people what they associate with Concorde and many will refer to the pampered luxury of inflight service. For the early pioneers of Concorde things were very different however . Designed to fly to the edge of space the early test pilots had to be equipped very differently.
The pressurised flying suit and helmet offered for sale here are complete with the original oxygen bottle and breathing apparatus and are marked with an inspection date of May 1969—one month before the maiden British Concorde flight. These were standard issue for pilots on those early test flights. Exactly which test pilot wore these on which flight cannot be confirmed. When the late Brian Trubshaw (British chief Concorde test pilot) passed these items on to their current owner at the end of the Concorde Test Programme he described his maiden flight on Concorde as “… a flight into the unknown” and certainly these evocative items from those historic flights are a powerful reminder of the boldness and bravery required when Concorde first took to the skies.
The sale of these items plus a remarkable collection of other Concorde Memorabilia is being run by www.concordecollectables.com—a division of Inflight World Ltd selling authentic Concorde memorabilia since 2000. All items are offered with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Commander Douglas Kingsford-Hale MBE who has owned these items since 1979 when the Concorde Test Programme was closed down.Serious offers are invited. Viewing is welcomed by appointment and all items except the full scale replica are based near London Heathrow Airport.
