Unknown label from a Luftwaffe crash site

[SALERNO1943]

Thanks to everyone. Do you know if is possible to know if there is some informations about this aircraft shot down in days of Salerno's landing? Thanks!

[SALERNO1943]

Here is other photos (sorry for delay but I'm very busy)

A part of wood



Fragmentf of wood painted green.



Here is again mark. There is a R and a W. Any idea?

[ClinA-78]

definitely coming from the wooden dashboard (pic 2).

[harrison987]

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...

[SALERNO1943]

Here are other fragments from this crash site.

Print 386



Fragments of fuselage, one with yellow paint



Code painted. Some idea?

[Andreas Brekken]

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

[harrison987]

round item in upper right corner is part of the Sauerstoffdusche (oxygen regulator) in the cockpit.

Mike

[SALERNO1943]

Originally Posted by Andreas Brekken

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

Thanks for your interesting information. This number is matricular code of aircraft?
I not see the second number clearly but it appear to me more like 8-4 that 8-1.