Sorry, but IMHO there are no stripes on the wings. This seems a fully wrong assumption if such info is based on the images seen so far.
Especially in the close-up side view from eBay, it is clearly visible that the lighter area on the wing follows the camouflage splinter pattern, so no stripe (which would also have no sense at all), but a light upperside splinter colour...
Also, the fuselage tail band seems an assumption rather than a fact, because such area is not visible on any of the images.
Then, the insignia on the side, besides clearly having a coloured background (and not a white one as on the profile in Wolowsky book) isn't the well known "flying pencil" badge used by Specht and shown here ...
It is thus clear that this isn't the same aircraft of the other two side images, so the Bundesarchiv photographs are clearly relating to "another"AS-engined Bf 109...
Also, the "double chevron" is represented in gray, but could it also be in green (or another colour compatible to that gray hue...).
Last but not least, The thin spiral on the spinner is assumed as yellow with some proofs or it is only a guess...?
As you can see, there are several things that should lead to take such published profiles with much more than a pinch of salt, IMHO...