British Airways Concorde Auction
Oct 31, 2003, 8:17 am
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British Airways Concorde Auction
Fresh from the press 
Dear Mr Davidson
As a valued member of the British Airways Executive Club we would like
to update you on the latest news regarding the retirement of Concorde.
British Airways, in conjunction with International fine art auctioneers
Bonhams, will hold a charity auction on 01st December 2003, selling
memorabilia from our recently retired Concorde fleet, offering you the
chance to own a piece of history.
Profits from the auction will be donated to the charitable causes with
a key beneficiary being Get Kids Going!
To offer you the opportunity to view the items being auctioned, Bonhams
have produced a unique catalogue containing pictures and interesting
facts and figures about the memorabilia being sold.
These catalogues are available to all Executive Club members at a
special 20% discount price of £12 plus postage and packaging (£2 in the UK).
To purchase your catalogue with the special discount, contact Bonhams
on 0207 468 8265 or visit http://www.bonhams.com/concorde and quote your
Executive Club Membership number.
For further information on the retirement of Concorde visit
http://www.ba.com/concorde.
Or visit www.bonhams.com/concorde for more details on the auction.
Thank you for supporting British Airways
Your Sincerely
Sharon Callaghan
Manager, Executive Club UK
Note
British Airways will donate the first £500,000 of profits from this
auction to Get Kids Going! (charity registration number 1063471). Any
additional profits will be distributed to charitable causes nominated by
British Airways.
Profit will be the total sale price of all lots and British Airways'
share of catalogue sale proceeds less costs relating to catalogue
production and sale, cost of organising the auction and Bonhams' commission.
Dear Mr Davidson
As a valued member of the British Airways Executive Club we would like
to update you on the latest news regarding the retirement of Concorde.
British Airways, in conjunction with International fine art auctioneers
Bonhams, will hold a charity auction on 01st December 2003, selling
memorabilia from our recently retired Concorde fleet, offering you the
chance to own a piece of history.
Profits from the auction will be donated to the charitable causes with
a key beneficiary being Get Kids Going!
To offer you the opportunity to view the items being auctioned, Bonhams
have produced a unique catalogue containing pictures and interesting
facts and figures about the memorabilia being sold.
These catalogues are available to all Executive Club members at a
special 20% discount price of £12 plus postage and packaging (£2 in the UK).
To purchase your catalogue with the special discount, contact Bonhams
on 0207 468 8265 or visit http://www.bonhams.com/concorde and quote your
Executive Club Membership number.
For further information on the retirement of Concorde visit
http://www.ba.com/concorde.
Or visit www.bonhams.com/concorde for more details on the auction.
Thank you for supporting British Airways
Your Sincerely
Sharon Callaghan
Manager, Executive Club UK
Note
British Airways will donate the first £500,000 of profits from this
auction to Get Kids Going! (charity registration number 1063471). Any
additional profits will be distributed to charitable causes nominated by
British Airways.
Profit will be the total sale price of all lots and British Airways'
share of catalogue sale proceeds less costs relating to catalogue
production and sale, cost of organising the auction and Bonhams' commission.
Oct 31, 2003, 8:22 am
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From the Bonhams page
A case of wine as served on board Concorde, comprising four bottles of 1988 Taittinger Comtes de Champagne, four bottles of 1998 Chassagn-Montrachet 1 er Cru Domaine Vincent Girardin, and four bottles of 1994 Chateau Pape-Clement 1994 Grand Cru Classé, Pessac-Léognan, is expected to fetch £120-180, while 12-place settings of crystalline glasses, used on Concorde from February 2001, complete a covetable dinner table display. (£150-250).
Among souvenirs with more moderate estimates, are a Wedgwood “Atlas” Ashtray (£75-100); a Smythson Stationery Set (£60-90), stylish leather goods with estimates from £150-220; and a fine Merino Lambswool Blanket (£40-60), each of which will ensure the sale remains accessible to all Concorde aficionados.
Collectors who failed to secure a seat on a flight will be able to bid on a pair of dark blue leather passenger seats (£600-1,000); the Captain’s seat (£600-1,000); a Driessen double cabin trolley, carrying the immortal words “BRITISH AIRWAYS CONCORDE” (£700-900); and a commemorative 1:100 scale model of Concorde, signed by members of the Concorde Flight Crew (£400-600).
That champagne is bargain!
I am in London on Saturday 29th anyhow so may go and view the lots. I am very interested in those passenger seats
Out of interest does anyone know where these items are being taken from? Are they spares?
PS. Shame there isnt an online catalogue
A case of wine as served on board Concorde, comprising four bottles of 1988 Taittinger Comtes de Champagne, four bottles of 1998 Chassagn-Montrachet 1 er Cru Domaine Vincent Girardin, and four bottles of 1994 Chateau Pape-Clement 1994 Grand Cru Classé, Pessac-Léognan, is expected to fetch £120-180, while 12-place settings of crystalline glasses, used on Concorde from February 2001, complete a covetable dinner table display. (£150-250).
Among souvenirs with more moderate estimates, are a Wedgwood “Atlas” Ashtray (£75-100); a Smythson Stationery Set (£60-90), stylish leather goods with estimates from £150-220; and a fine Merino Lambswool Blanket (£40-60), each of which will ensure the sale remains accessible to all Concorde aficionados.
Collectors who failed to secure a seat on a flight will be able to bid on a pair of dark blue leather passenger seats (£600-1,000); the Captain’s seat (£600-1,000); a Driessen double cabin trolley, carrying the immortal words “BRITISH AIRWAYS CONCORDE” (£700-900); and a commemorative 1:100 scale model of Concorde, signed by members of the Concorde Flight Crew (£400-600).
That champagne is bargain!
I am in London on Saturday 29th anyhow so may go and view the lots. I am very interested in those passenger seats
Out of interest does anyone know where these items are being taken from? Are they spares?
PS. Shame there isnt an online catalogue
Oct 31, 2003, 8:54 am
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FBG I'll see you there!
I'm pretty sure most of these items are spares or part of the inventory, so much/most/many won't have ever been near an operational aircraft.
Boy, would I love to have one of those new cabin seats converted to my office chair!
I'm pretty sure most of these items are spares or part of the inventory, so much/most/many won't have ever been near an operational aircraft.
Boy, would I love to have one of those new cabin seats converted to my office chair!
Oct 31, 2003, 9:33 am
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Might get up there myself but there's a mach meter at http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...0&category=419
which is priced at 710 GBP at the moment, Bonhams estimate 3 - 5K , just a thought the ebay item possibly isn't a mach meter but the actual display unit.
Nigel
which is priced at 710 GBP at the moment, Bonhams estimate 3 - 5K , just a thought the ebay item possibly isn't a mach meter but the actual display unit.
Nigel
Oct 31, 2003, 10:34 am
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by beergut:
Might get up there myself but there's a mach meter at http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...0&category=419
which is priced at 710 GBP at the moment, Bonhams estimate 3 - 5K , just a thought the ebay item possibly isn't a mach meter but the actual display unit.
Nigel
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Might get up there myself but there's a mach meter at http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...0&category=419
which is priced at 710 GBP at the moment, Bonhams estimate 3 - 5K , just a thought the ebay item possibly isn't a mach meter but the actual display unit.
Nigel
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see if you can get to Mach 0.3 
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by LondonElite:
FBG I'll see you there!
I'm pretty sure most of these items are spares or part of the inventory, so much/most/many won't have ever been near an operational aircraft.
Boy, would I love to have one of those new cabin seats converted to my office chair!</font>
FBG I'll see you there!
I'm pretty sure most of these items are spares or part of the inventory, so much/most/many won't have ever been near an operational aircraft.
Boy, would I love to have one of those new cabin seats converted to my office chair!</font>
Apparently the seat manufacturers made enough for 8 aircraft and bearing in mind
G-BOAA and G-BOAB never got refitted there are few surplus out there. Shame as I'd like one with some supersonic history
I am actually in the market for a seat for my room at uni, this one sucks
Its actually my 20th on December 4th so I may be looking for a possible birthday present
Nov 20, 2003, 1:04 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by LondonElite:
Just received my auction catalogue from Bonhams last night...looks very smart.
Anyone else going to the preview at Olympia?</font>
Just received my auction catalogue from Bonhams last night...looks very smart.
Anyone else going to the preview at Olympia?</font>
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by LondonElite:
Just received my auction catalogue from Bonhams last night...looks very smart.
Anyone else going to the preview at Olympia?</font>
Just received my auction catalogue from Bonhams last night...looks very smart.
Anyone else going to the preview at Olympia?</font>
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by fbgdavidson:
PS. Shame there isnt an online catalogue </font>
PS. Shame there isnt an online catalogue </font>
There is actually an online catalogue (with illustrations) on the Bonhams website.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Frequentflyer99:
There is actually an online catalogue (with illustrations) on the Bonhams website.</font>
There is actually an online catalogue (with illustrations) on the Bonhams website.</font>
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Final hammer prices:
Lot Description Hammer Price
1 A Marilake Instruments Ltd Mach Visual Display Unit £10,000
2 A B.A.C. Air Intake Test Panel Built In Test Equipment, £2,500
3 A Rosemount Aerospace Inc. Fuselage Main Pitot Head, £4,000
4 An E.C.E. Flying Control Lane Selector Panel. £2,500
5 An Elliott Pitch Datum Adjust Trim Unit, Type 20-002-04. £3,500
6 A Normalair-Garrett Cabin Pressurisation Selector, (2) £3,500
7 A Smiths C.S.D. Oil Temperature Indicator, (2) £2,500
8 A Hawker Siddeley Dynamics Ltd. Mass Flow Indicator,(3) £3,000
9 A Rosemount Total Temperature Sensor, £2,200
10 Four Lucas Aerospace Ltd E.L. Panels , (4) £800
11 A British Aircraft Corp. A.I.C.S. Manual Control Panel, 66-076-466-00, £2,500
12 A Teledyne Systems Co. Incidence Vane, or Angle of Attack Indicator, £700
13 A Jaeger Fuel Tank Pressure Indicator, (2) £5,500
14 A Crouzet Numerical Triple Temperature Indicator (2) £2,800
15 A Smiths Fuel Flow Rate Indicator, (2) £1,800
16 A Capacity Indicator £1,100
17 An Elliott I.T.E.M.Control Unit £1,000
18 A Refuel Panel Tank Pressure Relief Valve Selector Gauge, (3) £1,700
19 A Contents Indicator, (2) £1,800
20 A Smiths Industries Ltd. Exhaust Gas Temperature Indicator £1,800
21 A Kollsman Rate of Climb Indicator, (2) £2,200
22 An Elliott Mach Number Indicator, (4) £4,200
23 A Fairchild Cockpit Voice Recorder Control Unit, (2) £3,500
24 A Dowty Electrics Ltd. Visor and Droopnose Selector Switch, £6,000
25 An Ice Detector Head, (2) £1,600
26 An Ice Detector Head, (2) £1,600
27 A Sideslip Indicator (3) £2,800
28 An Intertechnique Tank Contents Indicator, (2) £1,900
29 A Jaeger Fuel Pressure Indicator, (3) £2,800
31 Two Smiths Twin Pointer Fuel Temperature Indicators, (3) £2,800
32 A Jaeger Hydraulic Quantity Indicator, £1,400
33 A British Aircraft Coporation Air Intake Test Panel Built in Test Equipment £2,200
34 A S.F.E.N.A. A.D.I. Indicator, £14,000
35 A Crouzet Incidence and Acceleration Indicator, (4) £1,600
36 A Dowty Visor and Droopnose Selector Switch, £6,000
37 A Jaeger Altimeter Indicator, (2) £3,500
38 An A1.D.C. Airspeed Indicator, £3,200
39 An Intertechnique Tank Contents Indicator (2) £2,200
40 A Davall Radiation Indicator, £5,000
41 Twelve Napkins and Rings, (25) £2,000
42 A H.S.I. Heading Indicator, £2,500
43 A B.A.C. Air Intake Management Panel, £2,200
44 A Jaeger Standbt Air Speed Indicator, £3,200
45 A Jaeger Brake Temperature Selector, (2) £1,600
46 A Jaeger Machmeter, £28,000
47 A Davall Radiation Indicator, Serial No. 2003, Type No. 1293, £8,000
48 An Ionisation Detector £1,600
49 An E.C.E. Ground Check Out Pump Selector Panel, (2) £2,200
50 A Dowty Electrics Ltd. Visor and Droopnose Selector Switch, £6,500
51 A Center of Gravity Indicator and a Side Slip Indicator (2) £2,200
52 A Tail Cone Navigational Lamp, £4,000
53 A Normalair-Garrett Cabin Pressurisation Selector, £1,200
54 A E.C.E. Landing Gear Selector, (2) £1,700
55 A Jaeger Air Speed Indicator, £3,000
56 A British Aircraft Corp. A.I.C.S. Manual Control Panel, £2,000
57 An Intertechnique Fuel Quantity Control Panel, (3) £2,000
58 An E.C.E. Fyling Control Lane Selector Panel, £2,800
59 A Twelve Place Settings Cutlery Set, (48) £3,200
60 A Wedgwood “Atlas” Ashtray, (2) £1,400
61 A Kid Leather Document and Credit Card Holder Set, (2) £500
62 A Kid Leather Document and Credit Card Holder Set, (2) £600
63 A Smythson’s Cellar Notebook, (2) £500
64 A Smythson’s Cellar Notebook, (2) £400
65 A Passenger Rug, (2) £1,200
66 Six Sets of Salt and Pepper Mills, £700
67 A Set of Five Cross Pens, (5) £1,500
68 Concorde Printed Ephemera, (19) £1,900
69 A Royal Doulton Twelve Place Dinner Service, (120) £3,200
70 A Case of Wine as Served On Board Concorde, (12) £1,600
71 A Leather Wine Carrier, for three bottles, £1,000
72 A Set of Five Cross Pens, (5) £1,800
73 Glasses for Twelve Place Settings, (36) £1,200
74 A Wedgwood Domed Ceramic Paperweight, (2) £1,600
75 A Wedgwood Domed Ceramic Paperweight,(2) £1,800
76 A Smythson’s Stationery Set,(4) £900
77 A Wedgwood “Atlas” Ashtray, (2) £1,000
78 A Smythson’s Stationery Set, (4) £700
79 A Pair of Passenger Seats, £7,500
80 A Pair of Passenger Seats, £10,000
81 A Cabin Bulkhead, £1,600
82 A Driessen Double Cabin Trolley, £5,500
83 A Flight Attendant’s Takeoff and Landing Seat, £3,500
84 A Driessen Single Cabin Trolley, £5,000
85 A Stage 1, High Pressure Compressor Disc, £3,000
86 A Teleflex Landing Light, £2,500
87 A Main Engine Exhaust Gas Temperature Thermocouple £600
88 A Variable Exhaust 'Bucket' or 'Clam Shell', £9,000
89 A Teledyne Controls Incidence Vane or, Angle of Attack Vane, £1,800
90 A Starec Antenna, £700
91 Two Radio Altimeter Antennae, (2) £600
92 An Air Intake Upper Lip, £1,800
93 An Air Intake Upper Lip, £1,200
94 A Dunlop Tail Wheel, £3,800
95 A VOR/LOC Antenna, £2,800
96 A Vicker’s Emergency Hydraulic Ram Air Turbine, £2,500
97 A Nose Undercarriage Steering Actuator or Jack, £2,000
98 A Visor Panel, £1,600
99 A Turbine Nozzle Guide Vane, £800
100 A Single Turbine Blade, £1,400
101 A Single Turbine Blade, £2,000
102 A Turbine Nozzle Guide Vane, (1) £1,400
103 A Turbine Nozzle Guide Vane, (1) £1,200
104 A Turbine Nozzle Guide Vane, £1,300
105 A Concorde Radome, £320,000
106 A Concorde Tail Cone, £28,000
107 A Fuel Tank Pressure Relief Valve £700
108 A Reheat Fuel Injection Assembly, £2,500
109 A Teddington Aircraft Controls 4-Inch Butterfly Valve £500
110 A Fuel Tank Pressure Relief Valve, £1,300
111 A Machined Steel Sprung Engine Door Vent, (4) £1,400
112 A Rosemount Outboard Water Drain Mast, £2,000
113 A Main Engine Exhaust Gas Temperature Thermocouple £1,000
114 A Variable Exhaust “Bucket” or “Clam Shell”, £2,800
115 A Rosemount Aerospace Inc. Nose Mounted Stainless Steel and Nickel Standby Pitot Probe, £19,000
116 A Delta Wing Leading Edge, £7,000
117 A Lower Rudder £6,000
118 A No. 1 Elevon, £3,500
119 An Air Intake Hydraulic Ramp, £2,100
120 A Concorde Captain's Seat, £26,000
121 A Stage 6, High Pressure Compressor Disc with Blades Fitted,, £3,200
122 A Grimes Mfg. Co. Anti Collision lamp, £1,800
123 Four Window panel surrounds, (6) £1,200
124 A Grimes Mfg. Co. Anti Collision lamp, £1,700
125 A Tail Cone Navigation Lamp, £3,800
126 Finale Material from the Last Commercial Flight of Concorde, 24th October 2003, (qty) £5,500
127 Finale Material from the Last Commercial Flight of Concorde, 24th October 2003, (qty) £3,500
128 A Commemorative 1:100 Scale Model of Concorde, £17,000
Lot Description Hammer Price
1 A Marilake Instruments Ltd Mach Visual Display Unit £10,000
2 A B.A.C. Air Intake Test Panel Built In Test Equipment, £2,500
3 A Rosemount Aerospace Inc. Fuselage Main Pitot Head, £4,000
4 An E.C.E. Flying Control Lane Selector Panel. £2,500
5 An Elliott Pitch Datum Adjust Trim Unit, Type 20-002-04. £3,500
6 A Normalair-Garrett Cabin Pressurisation Selector, (2) £3,500
7 A Smiths C.S.D. Oil Temperature Indicator, (2) £2,500
8 A Hawker Siddeley Dynamics Ltd. Mass Flow Indicator,(3) £3,000
9 A Rosemount Total Temperature Sensor, £2,200
10 Four Lucas Aerospace Ltd E.L. Panels , (4) £800
11 A British Aircraft Corp. A.I.C.S. Manual Control Panel, 66-076-466-00, £2,500
12 A Teledyne Systems Co. Incidence Vane, or Angle of Attack Indicator, £700
13 A Jaeger Fuel Tank Pressure Indicator, (2) £5,500
14 A Crouzet Numerical Triple Temperature Indicator (2) £2,800
15 A Smiths Fuel Flow Rate Indicator, (2) £1,800
16 A Capacity Indicator £1,100
17 An Elliott I.T.E.M.Control Unit £1,000
18 A Refuel Panel Tank Pressure Relief Valve Selector Gauge, (3) £1,700
19 A Contents Indicator, (2) £1,800
20 A Smiths Industries Ltd. Exhaust Gas Temperature Indicator £1,800
21 A Kollsman Rate of Climb Indicator, (2) £2,200
22 An Elliott Mach Number Indicator, (4) £4,200
23 A Fairchild Cockpit Voice Recorder Control Unit, (2) £3,500
24 A Dowty Electrics Ltd. Visor and Droopnose Selector Switch, £6,000
25 An Ice Detector Head, (2) £1,600
26 An Ice Detector Head, (2) £1,600
27 A Sideslip Indicator (3) £2,800
28 An Intertechnique Tank Contents Indicator, (2) £1,900
29 A Jaeger Fuel Pressure Indicator, (3) £2,800
31 Two Smiths Twin Pointer Fuel Temperature Indicators, (3) £2,800
32 A Jaeger Hydraulic Quantity Indicator, £1,400
33 A British Aircraft Coporation Air Intake Test Panel Built in Test Equipment £2,200
34 A S.F.E.N.A. A.D.I. Indicator, £14,000
35 A Crouzet Incidence and Acceleration Indicator, (4) £1,600
36 A Dowty Visor and Droopnose Selector Switch, £6,000
37 A Jaeger Altimeter Indicator, (2) £3,500
38 An A1.D.C. Airspeed Indicator, £3,200
39 An Intertechnique Tank Contents Indicator (2) £2,200
40 A Davall Radiation Indicator, £5,000
41 Twelve Napkins and Rings, (25) £2,000
42 A H.S.I. Heading Indicator, £2,500
43 A B.A.C. Air Intake Management Panel, £2,200
44 A Jaeger Standbt Air Speed Indicator, £3,200
45 A Jaeger Brake Temperature Selector, (2) £1,600
46 A Jaeger Machmeter, £28,000
47 A Davall Radiation Indicator, Serial No. 2003, Type No. 1293, £8,000
48 An Ionisation Detector £1,600
49 An E.C.E. Ground Check Out Pump Selector Panel, (2) £2,200
50 A Dowty Electrics Ltd. Visor and Droopnose Selector Switch, £6,500
51 A Center of Gravity Indicator and a Side Slip Indicator (2) £2,200
52 A Tail Cone Navigational Lamp, £4,000
53 A Normalair-Garrett Cabin Pressurisation Selector, £1,200
54 A E.C.E. Landing Gear Selector, (2) £1,700
55 A Jaeger Air Speed Indicator, £3,000
56 A British Aircraft Corp. A.I.C.S. Manual Control Panel, £2,000
57 An Intertechnique Fuel Quantity Control Panel, (3) £2,000
58 An E.C.E. Fyling Control Lane Selector Panel, £2,800
59 A Twelve Place Settings Cutlery Set, (48) £3,200
60 A Wedgwood “Atlas” Ashtray, (2) £1,400
61 A Kid Leather Document and Credit Card Holder Set, (2) £500
62 A Kid Leather Document and Credit Card Holder Set, (2) £600
63 A Smythson’s Cellar Notebook, (2) £500
64 A Smythson’s Cellar Notebook, (2) £400
65 A Passenger Rug, (2) £1,200
66 Six Sets of Salt and Pepper Mills, £700
67 A Set of Five Cross Pens, (5) £1,500
68 Concorde Printed Ephemera, (19) £1,900
69 A Royal Doulton Twelve Place Dinner Service, (120) £3,200
70 A Case of Wine as Served On Board Concorde, (12) £1,600
71 A Leather Wine Carrier, for three bottles, £1,000
72 A Set of Five Cross Pens, (5) £1,800
73 Glasses for Twelve Place Settings, (36) £1,200
74 A Wedgwood Domed Ceramic Paperweight, (2) £1,600
75 A Wedgwood Domed Ceramic Paperweight,(2) £1,800
76 A Smythson’s Stationery Set,(4) £900
77 A Wedgwood “Atlas” Ashtray, (2) £1,000
78 A Smythson’s Stationery Set, (4) £700
79 A Pair of Passenger Seats, £7,500
80 A Pair of Passenger Seats, £10,000
81 A Cabin Bulkhead, £1,600
82 A Driessen Double Cabin Trolley, £5,500
83 A Flight Attendant’s Takeoff and Landing Seat, £3,500
84 A Driessen Single Cabin Trolley, £5,000
85 A Stage 1, High Pressure Compressor Disc, £3,000
86 A Teleflex Landing Light, £2,500
87 A Main Engine Exhaust Gas Temperature Thermocouple £600
88 A Variable Exhaust 'Bucket' or 'Clam Shell', £9,000
89 A Teledyne Controls Incidence Vane or, Angle of Attack Vane, £1,800
90 A Starec Antenna, £700
91 Two Radio Altimeter Antennae, (2) £600
92 An Air Intake Upper Lip, £1,800
93 An Air Intake Upper Lip, £1,200
94 A Dunlop Tail Wheel, £3,800
95 A VOR/LOC Antenna, £2,800
96 A Vicker’s Emergency Hydraulic Ram Air Turbine, £2,500
97 A Nose Undercarriage Steering Actuator or Jack, £2,000
98 A Visor Panel, £1,600
99 A Turbine Nozzle Guide Vane, £800
100 A Single Turbine Blade, £1,400
101 A Single Turbine Blade, £2,000
102 A Turbine Nozzle Guide Vane, (1) £1,400
103 A Turbine Nozzle Guide Vane, (1) £1,200
104 A Turbine Nozzle Guide Vane, £1,300
105 A Concorde Radome, £320,000
106 A Concorde Tail Cone, £28,000
107 A Fuel Tank Pressure Relief Valve £700
108 A Reheat Fuel Injection Assembly, £2,500
109 A Teddington Aircraft Controls 4-Inch Butterfly Valve £500
110 A Fuel Tank Pressure Relief Valve, £1,300
111 A Machined Steel Sprung Engine Door Vent, (4) £1,400
112 A Rosemount Outboard Water Drain Mast, £2,000
113 A Main Engine Exhaust Gas Temperature Thermocouple £1,000
114 A Variable Exhaust “Bucket” or “Clam Shell”, £2,800
115 A Rosemount Aerospace Inc. Nose Mounted Stainless Steel and Nickel Standby Pitot Probe, £19,000
116 A Delta Wing Leading Edge, £7,000
117 A Lower Rudder £6,000
118 A No. 1 Elevon, £3,500
119 An Air Intake Hydraulic Ramp, £2,100
120 A Concorde Captain's Seat, £26,000
121 A Stage 6, High Pressure Compressor Disc with Blades Fitted,, £3,200
122 A Grimes Mfg. Co. Anti Collision lamp, £1,800
123 Four Window panel surrounds, (6) £1,200
124 A Grimes Mfg. Co. Anti Collision lamp, £1,700
125 A Tail Cone Navigation Lamp, £3,800
126 Finale Material from the Last Commercial Flight of Concorde, 24th October 2003, (qty) £5,500
127 Finale Material from the Last Commercial Flight of Concorde, 24th October 2003, (qty) £3,500
128 A Commemorative 1:100 Scale Model of Concorde, £17,000