eBAy: Captured german planes

[RudiS]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/World-war-2...m/173425856071

[RudiS]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/ORIGINAL-WW...erry1945&rt=nc

[S Sheflin]

Hello again RudiS,
This aircraft has probably been destroyed by its owners, and displays the technical details of a Bf 109 G-6 or early G-14: lower oil filler hatch, straight port DB 605 A engine bearer, old-style heavy canopy, and small upper wing bumps.
Respectfully,
Steve Sheflin

[Marc-André Haldimann]

Originally Posted by S Sheflin

Hello again RudiS,
This aircraft has probably been destroyed by its owners, and displays the technical details of a Bf 109 G-6 or early G-14: lower oil filler hatch, straight port DB 605 A engine bearer, old-style heavy canopy, and small upper wing bumps.
Respectfully,
Steve Sheflin

Thanks RudiS for your new find and Steve, for your insight. IMHO we have here a G-6 or a G-8 as I still wait to see a documented G-14 with an old three piece canopy. Notice also the white ring painted on the spinner: this might indicate a NAGr., like the planes of NAGr. , like The machines of possibly NAGr. 32 do document it.

Sincerely
Marc

[RudiS]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-ph...rt=nc&_ipg=200

[RudiS]

Does anyone have an ID on the Me 262? Could it be white 22 of JV 44 found at Salzburg?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/WW2-GUERN...cAAOSwXclbYK3a


https://www.ebay.com/itm/WWII-German...rt=nc&_ipg=200

[Karoband]

Thank you once again, Rudi.

Yes, the wooden tripole in front and the pile of sandbags to the starboard side are seen in other pictures of "white 22".

Jim

[RudiS]

Thanks Jim. Very much appreciated.

[Roger Gaemperle]

#1252 and the whole album was sold for $282 to a dealer

The dealer now offers the same photo for the "bargain" price of $500 here:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/728-WWII-10...IAAOSw1iFbZQ3q

Interestingly, the caption is shown as well and states that it was photographed at Ansbach. So, possibly a EGK(J) machine?

[Marc-André Haldimann]

Originally Posted by Roger Gaemperle

#1252 and the whole album was sold for $282 to a dealer

The dealer now offers the same photo for the "bargain" price of $500 here:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/728-WWII-10...IAAOSw1iFbZQ3q

Interestingly, the caption is shown as well and states that it was photographed at Ansbach. So, possibly a EGK(J) machine?

Thanks for your feedback, Roger; highly appreciated. The last two numerals of the W.Nr. can be seen atop of the rudder. Given the classic Erla style underwing Balkenkreuz, we have here W.Nr. 41xx20.

Cheers
Marc