Stand Okt 42 Teil 9A allgemeine Ausruestung

Schluesselliste zur Ersatzteilliste

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Beautiful original marketing material. Real aviation history

Picture of Potez XV flying in formation between the wars at Metz. Very high quality picture labeled Escadrille 11, Observateur RAF.

FL 22426 A near mint horizon new old stock just some slight paint chips here and there as can be seen in the picture from handling.

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FL22234 this would have been used (in this case not used as it is mint new old stock in its original box) on FW190's and ME 109's. As in the compass auction this is in perfect condition.

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FL23338 with the two original plugs attached, mint condition it can not possibly be better than this. Please look at the pictures.

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Wintgens can be seen displaying his wristwatch. Very nice card.

Note he is proudly showing his early wristwatch.

Commemorative card with silvering.

One of Germanys most rknown fighter aces. Flew the famous blue and red Fokker DVII with the winged sword emblem. Very sought after photo.

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Excellent card of this early ace. Most people don't know but Frankl was one of the many Jewish soldiers who fought for Germany in the 1st world war.

Excellent card of this early ace. Most people don't know but Frankl was one of the many Jewish soldiers who fought for Germany in the 1st world war.

Some of the Jastas used trains as sleeping quarters to be more mobile in their deployment. I believe he also wears a Turkish pilot badge in addition to the German one.

Here the portrait from an earlier Sanke is reused and there is a poem plus black rim to commemorate his death. Silvering

very nice card

He served in Turkey for a while hence the hat and the Turkish flying badge. Slight silvering.

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One of the many versions of the 363 Boelcke as Hauptmann (also Oberleutnant, Leutnant, black rim and a misspelling of his name). Really an easy card to find but difficult when trying to get all versions. Boelke was the mentor of the red baron, Manfred von Richthofen. Silvering around the edges.

An inexpensive Berthold due to the silvering

In front of his Albatros scout in the mud. Note the repaired ruder. light silvering.

Sorry for the number 4?7 my scans are not as good as the cards and I will amend this as soon as I can

One of Germanys most rknown fighter aces. Flew the famous blue and red Fokker DVII with the winged sword emblem. Very sought after photo.

One of the rarer Mulzer cards in very nice condition

Very nice card, probably the most common Mulzer.

Very nice card of this early ace.

Here the portrait from an earlier Sanke is reused and there is a poem plus black rim to commemorate his death. Crease at top left, 4 pin holes and silvering.

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One of the many versions of the 363 Boelcke as Leutnant (also Oberleutnant, Hauptmann, black rim and a misspelling of his name). Really an easy card to find but difficult when trying to get all versions. Boelke was the mentor of the red baron, Manfred von Richthofen. Silvering around the edges.

One of the many versions of the 363 Boelcke as Leutnant (also Oberleutnant, Hauptmann, black rim and a misspelling of his name). Really an easy card to find but difficult when trying to get all versions. Boelke was the mentor of the red baron, Manfred von Richthofen. Silvering around the edges.

One of the rarer Immelmann Sankes

Card with facsimile signature and date there are other versions without the date and I have also seen one copy of a Sanke dated 1915. Silvering on the edges hence priced accordingly

After the war some of the official photographs that became Sanke cards were republished by the National Socialistic Flying Corps (NSFK) Usually in even beter quality than the Sanke cards themselves. They are much rarer.

After the war some of the official photographs that became Sanke cards were republished by the National Socialistic Flying Corps (NSFK) Usually in even beter quality than the Sanke cards themselves. They are much rarer.

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Picture(s) of the early German PLM flyers

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One of the rarer Boelcke cards

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A lineup of the infamous Gotha bombers which were used against targets in London amongst other place (splinter damage at the  bottom of Cleopatras needle on the Victoria embankment bears the scars of one of these raids till this day)

Is it a plane is it a boat ;o) Interesting full side view nicely showing the boat hull style floats

A momento of the  first days of air combat

Captured French Spad with star and moon insigna

Skiing with an early biplane

One of the original members of the flying circus. Always wore his night cap when flying in combat and was eventually shot down whilst flying one of the first Fokker triplanes.

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Doppeldecker der Gothaer Waggonfabrik

Rumpler Militaereindecker

Deutsche Groß-Kampfflugzeuge der Gothaer Waggonfabrik A.G

Ltn Kesselings plane brought down by AA, loads of detail ca 20mx15cm

Marine  Doppeldecker Gothaer Waggonfabrik