£85.00
Framed Avro Lancaster Relic – From Lancaster PB512
Original Wartime Airframe Fragment
PB512 served with No. 582 Squadron RAF, part of the elite No. 8 (Pathfinder) Group, based at RAF Little Staughton. On 5 October 1944, while returning from operations, the aircraft tragically crashed near North Weald, Essex, claiming the lives of all seven crew members.
Framed Avro Lancaster Relic – From Lancaster PB512
Original Wartime Airframe Fragment
Frame Size: 17 × 17 inches (43 × 43 cm)
Own a genuine piece of one of Britain’s most iconic Second World War heavy bombers.
Presented in a quality 17 × 17 inch display frame, this authentic relic originates from Avro Lancaster PB512, a wartime aircraft built by A.V. Roe (Avro) in 1944. The display has been carefully arranged to create an impressive tribute to the men who designed, built and flew the legendary Lancaster bomber.
PB512 served with No. 582 Squadron RAF, part of the elite No. 8 (Pathfinder) Group, based at RAF Little Staughton. On 5 October 1944, while returning from operations, the aircraft tragically crashed near North Weald, Essex, claiming the lives of all seven crew members.
The relic has been professionally mounted alongside an illustration of the Lancaster and an informative presentation, making it an ideal centrepiece for any aviation collection, office, museum display or memorial room.
The Avro Lancaster
The Avro Lancaster was the RAF’s principal heavy bomber of the Second World War. Designed by Roy Chadwick, it first entered operational service in 1942 and became renowned for its exceptional payload, long range and reliability. Over 7,300 Lancasters were built, serving in every major Bomber Command offensive, including the famous Dambusters Raid, operations against the Tirpitz, and countless strategic bombing missions over occupied Europe.
Display Features
Genuine wartime Avro Lancaster PB512 airframe relic
Professionally framed and mounted
Overall frame size: 17 × 17 inches
Museum-style presentation
Ready to hang
Excellent condition
An Exceptional Collectable
Authentic Lancaster relics with confirmed provenance are becoming increasingly scarce. This framed display is far more than a decorative item—it is a tangible connection to the courage of Bomber Command and a lasting tribute to the crew of Lancaster PB512.
A superb display piece for collectors of RAF memorabilia, military history enthusiasts, museums or anyone wishing to preserve the legacy of the remarkable Avro Lancaster and the airmen who served in her.
Condition: Excellent display condition.
Frame Size: 17 × 17 inches (43 × 43 cm).
Ready to Display: Yes – fitted with hanging fixtures.
A genuine piece of history, beautifully presented and ready to become the focal point of any aviation collection.