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Claudel Hobson Carburetter for Aero engine

Motorcycle carburettor

1907-1914

Zenith Carburetter for Aero Engine

S.U. "Induced flow" carburettor (for early marks of Merlin). Stamped: SU X216 48972

Pressure injection fuel metering carburettor plus components. On display table perspex case.

Pressure injection fuel metering carburettor

Holley diaphragm carburettor B-1770-A 1C. Stamped: 47922, c. 1944

Holley diaphragm carburettor B-1770-A 1C. Stamped: 47922

Bendix-Stromberg diaphragm carburettor (injection). Stamped: 70504, c. 1944

Bendix-Stromberg Diaphragm Carburettor (injection)

Claudel Hobson "Induced Flow" carburettor (for Bristol Radial Engines) Type A1T 122 M. Stamped: B11, c. 1940

Claudel Hobson "Induced Flow" carburettor (for Bristol Radial Engines) Type A1T 122 M. Stamped: B11

Claudel-Hobson R A E injection carburettor (for Bristol Hercules Engines). Stamped: H-45700, c. 1944

Claudel-Hobson R A E injection carburettor (for Bristol Hercules Engines). Stamped: H-45700

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