This exclusive collector’s piece comes from De Havilland Venom J-1790, sourced from old stock wing blisters that were once part of this historic aircraft. Originally designed as a jet-powered successor to the DH.100 Vampire, the Venom was a key aircraft in Swiss Air Force operations, known for its agility and ground-attack capabilities.
 
J-1790 served as part of Switzerland’s post-war defence fleet, flying missions throughout the Cold War era. The wing blisters, from which these pieces were taken, housed key components and added to the aircraft’s distinctive design. These parts were removed during servicing and stored as spares, making them a rare and original part of aviation history.
 
A perfect addition for collectors, this piece offers a tangible connection to the legendary De Havilland Venom, an aircraft that helped shape the jet age.