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Re: ww2 Plane in Denmark !!!
Latest date as can be seen on the bullets seem to be 39, so this aircraft was possibly lost in 1939 or just after, possibly 1940. Quite a needle in a haystack so far!
Can you find any large steel components? Usually the aluminium acts as a sacrificial anode in seawater and therefore the steel usually survives well. Stamps are often found after a good clean.
Not familiar with the valve top with threaded end. Definitely not DB601 or DB605. This is looking to be something possibly along the Argus Engine style??
Well done and Good luck
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