Airspeed Horsa question
 

An airwar friend received a small wooden piece of a Horsa glider. On it a metal plate saying: "Horsa. E of N/AS/" and numbers 02411, 31 46 99 132 243.

I guess AS means Airspeed. What is "E of N"?

Although it's written on the back of the panel that it belonged to a Horsa that crashed at Uitkerke/Blankenberge, Belgium, I reckon this is not so the case.

Thanks for any leads.

Regards, Leendert

Re: Airspeed Horsa question
 

Hi Leendert,

EoN, is the aircraft's manufacturer Elliots of Newbury.

Regards,

Clint

Re: Airspeed Horsa question
 

Thanks, Clint. One of the many subcontractors for assembly and components, I now belatedly have come to know....

Regards, Leendert