Nice WWII photograph showing an American soldier wearing a Luftwaffe NCO cap standing next to a German aircraft.
Good condition.
12.5cm x 10cm. 4"72 x 3"93.
Rare genuine WWII German pneumatic life raft, intended for Luftwaffe aircrews.
This is probably the three-man version: 3-man Rettungsschlauchbootes (Fl 410203) .
Quite good, used condition; no accessories included. Found in the vicinity of Angoulême, Western France.
Approximate dimensions (uninflated): 50in x 115in.
To be picked up from the shop.
Genuine WWII German Telefunken RS 282 transmitting tetrode, intended for various type of radio transmitters.
The present tetrode is complete and in very good overall condition.
Height: 10.6in.
Extremely rare genuine WWII German Feldgrau herringbone twill fatigue jacket, of the type intended for Luftwaffe other ranks, based on the standard regulation Fliegerbluse .
Size indications have been inked on the left inner pocket: 43 (back), 45 (collar), 96 (chest), 66 (length) and 64 (sleeves).
The breast eagle and the collar insignia are still present.
Complete and in perfect condition.
Genuine WWII German sleeve cloth insignia worn by mens of the Aircraft Warning Service of the Luftwaffe.
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