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Hurricane MK1 P3536 propeller - Ballpoint pen Netley Hospital Launched May 1895 HMS Terrible
Hurricane MK1 P3536 propeller - Ballpoint pen Netley Hospital Launched May 1895 HMS Terrible
Hurricane MK1 P3536 propeller - Ballpoint pen Netley Hospital Launched May 1895 HMS Terrible
Hurricane MK1 P3536 propeller - Ballpoint pen Netley Hospital Launched May 1895 HMS Terrible

Hurricane MK1 P3536 propeller - Ballpoint pen Netley Hospital Launched May 1895 HMS Terrible

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Hurricane MK1 P3536 propeller - Ballpoint pen Netley Hospital Launched May 1895 HMS TerribleHurricane Mk1 propeller ballpoint pen Quality handmade wooden ballpoint twist pen handmade with wood removed from a second world war Hurricane propeller blade. The pen has antique copper coloured fittings. P3536 was a MK1 Hurricane flying with 17 Squadron. The plane was shot down during the later stages of the Battle of Britain while on routine patrol of Chatham on 13th October 1940. Flown by Pilot officer Jack Ross 79163 who made a full recovery in

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Launched May 1895 HMS Terrible served the Royal Navy in the China station

This pen features Antique Bronze coloured fittings

Cotehele Oak fountain pen

It was on the righthand side almost opposite the remaining Oak tree

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Hurricane MK1 P3536 propeller - Ballpoint pen Netley Hospital Launched May 1895 HMS TerribleHurricane Mk1 propeller ballpoint pen Quality handmade wooden ballpoint twist pen handmade with wood removed from a second world war Hurricane propeller blade. The pen has antique copper coloured fittings. P3536 was a MK1 Hurricane flying with 17 Squadron. The plane was shot down during the later stages of the Battle of Britain while on routine patrol of Chatham on 13th October 1940. Flown by Pilot officer Jack Ross 79163 who made a full recovery in

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