Unlikely but could this be aircraft related ?

19 Mar 2017 12:59 #1 by WILLIAMARNOLD
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This frame work is on the dump belonging to Armstrong Whitworths (and suceeding firms )dumping grond on the banks of the river Sowe at Whitley Coventry.thin and flexible it is of a light met al that shows no signs of corrosion.

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19 Mar 2017 14:34 #2 by Peter Kirk
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It reminds me of the strips left after blanks have been stamped out - having done a few although much smaller.

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20 Mar 2017 19:50 - 20 Mar 2017 19:54 #3 by StuartBr
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Are there rivets at the intersections of the horizontal and vertical elements?
Also looks like a separate strip along the bottom edge?
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21 Mar 2017 13:06 #4 by WILLIAMARNOLD
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The strip is a narrow hinge which precludes it being blanks and it has no rivets at its intersections it is thin as a tobacco tin and bent with no effort when i unbent it from being bent double. At first i unrealistically hoped it might be an airleron or some such from a Siskin but i very much doubt it it seems too flimsy at the very least.

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