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Re: Unknown label from a Luftwaffe crash site
Finally we returned yesterday to this crash site. We find a label:
StL 131/5 C/R Bauart: Gerat-Nr102-407 C/R Werk-Nr 6392 Anforderz. Fl 204946 Hersteller: cpq ![]() Some idea about this label? We also find a part of engine with number: 601.329.002 C4 EZ2 ![]() Some idea? We also find a part with a logo and print 3.35. Some idea about logo? ![]() In the crash we not find any bullets, find some fragment of camera film and some part of wood painted of green colour. Some idea about airplane???? |
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Re: Unknown label from a Luftwaffe crash site
601 means you are dealing with a DB 601
but as it is not my strong point i cannot tell you from what plane maybe the specialists? cheers phil |
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Re: Unknown label from a Luftwaffe crash site
Do 217 w. DB 601 + MG 131 perhaps ??
Just a wild guess. |
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Re: Unknown label from a Luftwaffe crash site
i have done some search about MG 131 and came accross the folowing planes
109 G ME410 FW190 JU88 JU388 HE177 HE177A had even 2 for dorsal def allthose had a mg 131 AND 2 of them had ALSO FUG 16 FW190 and JU388 do you have more stuff withnumbers on ? cheers phil |
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Re: Unknown label from a Luftwaffe crash site
definitely coming from the wooden dashboard (pic 2).
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Re: Unknown label from a Luftwaffe crash site
Nah...
Pic #2 is the radio rack. The aluminum strip is a grounding wire... ![]() 3rd photo is manufacture ink stamp. the "3.35..." is referencing the grade of aluminum... |
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Re: Unknown label from a Luftwaffe crash site
Here are other fragments from this crash site.
Print 386 ![]() Fragments of fuselage, one with yellow paint ![]() Code painted. Some idea? ![]() |
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Re: Unknown label from a Luftwaffe crash site
Hi.
As your last photograph with the stencilled badge with a code in it is a bit smudged I cannot be one hundred percent sure, but my guess is that the first to ciphers are 8-1 , first part of a part or sub-assembly number for a Bf 109 - 8-109-xxxx Regards, Andreas B
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Re: Unknown label from a Luftwaffe crash site
round item in upper right corner is part of the Sauerstoffdusche (oxygen regulator) in the cockpit.
Mike |
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Re: Unknown label from a Luftwaffe crash site
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I not see the second number clearly but it appear to me more like 8-4 that 8-1. |
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