ID an Me262 part

[Don S]

I purchased this electrical terminal block from a friend. I am trying to id this part as a Me262 part. Can any one verify that this is from an ME262? Thank you

 

[Snautzer01]

What would make you think it is from a 262?

 

[Don S]

I am just asking, The lable says it is from a 262, I know that doesn't mean anything. That is why I am asking. I bought an original Me262 flight instrument panel from the same guy I bought this part from, a couple of years ago. They were brought back by a GI that flew reconnaissance planes in Europe and was at a air field, at the end of the war, that had several of the 262's. He actually brought back two flight instrument panels and sold every thing to my friend. My friend sold one of the panels many years ago, it was missing an instrument. I have both of the boxes that the instrument panels were shipped back in after the war. The other box is a heavy cardboard box.

 

[Wurger]

Not sure but the Fl.32642 part was the ww2 12 Pole Gerätestecker ( device connector of the 12 poles ). And it looks like that.

the pic source: Fl.32642 Gerätestecker, 1943 | Deutscheluftwaffe

 

[RichardSuhkoi]

I am just asking, The lable says it is from a 262, I know that doesn't mean anything. That is why I am asking. I bought an original Me262 flight instrument panel from the same guy I bought this part from, a couple of years ago. They were brought back by a GI that flew reconnaissance planes in Europe and was at an air field, at the end of the war, that had several of the 262's. He actually brought back two flight instrument panels and sold every thing to my friend. My friend sold one of the panels many years ago, it was missing an instrument. I have both of the boxes that the instrument panels were shipped back in after the war. The other box is a heavy cardboard box.

That instrument panel is an amazing piece of history! It is historically valuable and monetarily valuable.

 

[Crimea_River]

If there were covers on those terminal blocks then they could be the ones in the wheel wheels seen in some of the pics here: Messerschmitt 262 walkaround

 

[mig2830]

If you look at the seconded photo it states the FL number FL32640. The ME 262 were not using that part, but FL32658. so I guess not

 

[Christiaan Vanhee]

This is 200% NOT from a Me 262 but from a Ju 88. Do not believe all those guys that are only interested in selling and take advantage of the lack of knowledge of honest collectors in telling lies only to make money!