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Martin-Baker Aircraft Company Ejection Seat at No Reserve

This ejection seat was manufactured by Martin-Baker Aircraft Company for use in a McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II supersonic fighter-bomber. The seat is constructed from a mix of aluminum and steel and features padded cushions trimmed in canvas. The seat is mounted on a wheeled base and was acquired by the owner in 2021. This ejection seat is now offered by the selling dealer, a Local Partner, on behalf of the owner at no reserve in Lisle, Illinois.

McDonnell Douglas produced 5,195 F-4 Phantom II fighter-bombers between 1958 and 1981. This seat is believed to have been removed from an F-4 used by the United States Air Force starting in August 1964 and transferred to museum status in October 1989. The seat is mounted to a metal display base with four caster wheels.

The cushions are trimmed in canvas, and the overall seat measures approximately 48″ tall by 22″ wide by 38″ deep. It weighs about 160 pounds.

A framed history sheet of the aircraft this seat is believed to have been removed from and the F-4 print in the background of the photos are included.

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