Recent content by harrison987

Because I've been collecting for 25 years and I've had four of them. I I also had four Fw190 panels...and two me109 panels. I am also one of the largest collectors of Luftwaffe material and equipment in North America... So I deal and trade in this stuff everyday.

wood panel with NO instruments can be found for $1000. Average Instrument value is around $4000...so maybe $5000 tops with it all together. One sold recently in the same condition for $4000, however. I could be interested, if you want to sell it,

Hi! Around 7 months ago, you inquired about the value of some Japanese aicraft instrumetns you had. I was wondering if you still had them? I would be interested in purchasing the lot. We are restoring various Japanese aircraft and would LOVE to have them. Sadly, most museums will not...

Hi! Thanks for the reply... The emblem is around 13" in diameter. The Norwegian Spitfire pilot did claim he shot this one down. Of course, like the US pilots and soldiers, sometime there were a lot of mis-ID's. Also, during the course of 60 years, info may get lost or misconstrued...

Here's a question... This was cut from an Italian Fighter by a NORWEGIAN PILOT, "apparently" during the Battle of the Bulge. Info I have is this: Was cut be a Norwegian pilot who was stationed with the 132 wing and was attached to 331 Sq in Grimbergen, Belgium. They were in...

HI, The EZ 42 was a gyroscopic gunsight that was slated to be used in the Me262, Fw190, and Me109. Apparantly it was also slated for the Do335 (though I have found no evidence of that). It was first produced in 1944 and installed in the FW190 with JG6. it was also installed in the me109...