1943 Air Ministry Spitfire Radiator Temperature Gauge Original WWII RAF Instrument

1943 Air Ministry Spitfire Radiator Temperature Gauge – Original WWII RAF Instrument

An original Air Ministry radiator temperature gauge, dated 1943, and believed to be from a Supermarine Spitfire or other RAF aircraft of the period.

This authentic World War II cockpit instrument features the distinctive blue bezel and Air Ministry markings on the rear. The gauge is marked with a temperature scale from 20°C to 140°C, used for monitoring engine coolant/radiator temperature during flight.

The rear retains its original Air Ministry stampings, including a clear 1943 date mark, making this a superb piece of wartime aviation history.

Perfect for:

Spitfire and RAF collectors

WWII aviation enthusiasts

Aircraft restoration projects

Man caves, offices, and aviation displays

Historical military memorabilia collections


Condition

Original unrestored condition.

Signs of age, wear, and surface corrosion consistent with an 80+ year old aircraft instrument.

Glass and dial show age-related marks as photographed.

Untested and sold as a collectible historical display item.


Specifications

Type: Radiator Temperature Gauge

Date: 1943

Origin: Air Ministry, United Kingdom

Temperature Scale: 20°C – 140°C

Era: Second World War

Material: Metal construction with glass face

Colour: Original RAF blue bezel


A rare opportunity to own a genuine piece of wartime RAF cockpit equipment dating from the height of the Second World War.

Please study all photographs carefully as they form part of the description.

Worldwide shipping available. Professionally packed and fully tracked.