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Kingscoy · Feb 2, 2013

Part A is an ammunition counter. It was used to see how many rounds were left. It was however only an indication as it is not an instrument which showed the exact ammount of shots fired. This ammo counter has a max of 500 rounds and was used for example in the Me 109 for the MG 131 13mm guns.
Part B is definitely a weaponssytem related item. The FL number is from the series for weapon systems. Perhaps the FF refers to the MG FF.

Yedyny · Feb 3, 2013

Thank you )

GrauGeist · Feb 8, 2013

Ok, well...I think that instead of going to the UK (no offense to Terry, Gary, Karl and the gang) and cutting across Europe on my way to Bulgaria this summer, I'm going to hang out with Yedyny instead!! But I have a feeling Evan is going to beat me to it...lmao

Seriously though, that is a real treasure trove there in Poland and it would be awesome to just see the area where this supply depot must have been.

A4K · Feb 8, 2013

Fantastic finds again mate - would love to visit this place you're finding them! (I'll bring the beer Dave, you bring the sando's!)

Btw, seems you're not getting my e-mails for some reason, though they show as being sent my end. Will drop you a PM instead.

Yedyny · Feb 8, 2013

Hi, my SPAM FILTER is on, so...

GrauGeist · Feb 9, 2013

A4K said:
Fantastic finds again mate - would love to visit this place you're finding them! (I'll bring the beer Dave, you bring the sando's!)

You got it, Evan!
I do agree that the challenge of digging around in places like this would be exciting just to see what turns up next!

Yedyny · Feb 14, 2013

Do you know what type is this? Even the paper was around the glass.

Kingscoy · Feb 14, 2013

I think it is the reflector glass of a Revi 3d...but I'm not sure. The edges are very rounded with yours. No FL number on top of the glass or paper?

Airframes · Feb 14, 2013

Looks like the second glass from a Revi, the anti-glare, or sun shield glass, fitted at the front of the various models of Revi sights. It was mounted on a movable bracket, allowing it to be flipped into place when needed.

Yedyny · Feb 15, 2013

And another one, smaller - on the left. I can't say any more, because my friend sent me those photos, maybe soon I will check the numbers.

Yedyny · Feb 17, 2013

Any signatures, but I have more.

Yedyny · Feb 17, 2013

Yedyny · Feb 17, 2013

Part 1 is from aluminium, part 2 (airplane's window?) is very heavy, I think that somebody shoot there.

Yedyny · Feb 17, 2013

Other items, maybe from MG-15? and pilot's control stick (new one, but broken).

Snautzer01 · Feb 17, 2013

Last 4 pics to compare with Mg15 I think its from an Mg81

see this mg81

Snautzer01 · Feb 17, 2013

second picture Ju88 part of the LL-K81VE gunmount (armoured glass part.) found together with the mg81 parts?

Kingscoy · Feb 17, 2013

And again a gun turret control column like your 1st one. Nice finds again! Attached another pic of such a Ju 88 gun turret from the outside.(source:internet)

Yedyny · Feb 17, 2013

Wow, you have amazing knowledge! Thank you once again for informations!

Yedyny · Feb 17, 2013

"found together with the mg81 parts?"
Yes, all together one one place, maybe 1x1 m.

A4K · Feb 18, 2013

Great finds again mate, and the guys are on the case - great work!

Replied to your e-mail a couple of days ago, did you get it?

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