Borduhr/Fliegeruhr: historische Fliegeruhr aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg, persönliche Uhr aus dem Nachlass eines Piloten einer Heinkel HE 111, Aufklärungsgeschwader Faßberg, ca.1940-1944 - photo 1
Borduhr/Fliegeruhr: historische Fliegeruhr aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg, persönliche Uhr aus dem Nachlass eines Piloten einer Heinkel HE 111, Aufklärungsgeschwader Faßberg, ca.1940-1944 - photo 2

Borduhr/Fliegeruhr: historische Fliegeruhr aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg, persönliche Uhr aus dem Nachlass eines Piloten einer Heinkel HE 111, Aufklärungsgeschwader Faßberg, ca.1940-1944

Lot 4283
04.05.2019 18:30UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerKarl-Heinz Cortrie GmbH
Event locationGermany, Hamburg
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Lot 4283 | Borduhr/Fliegeruhr: historische Fliegeruhr aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg, persönliche Uhr aus dem Nachlass eines Piloten einer Heinkel HE 111, Aufklärungsgeschwader Faßberg, ca.1940-1944
Estimate value
€ 400 – 800
Ca. Ø58mm, Metallgehäuse, drehbare Lünette, Ankerwerk mit Chronograph und 15-Minuten-Zähler, Leuchtzeiger, Leuchtziffern, montiert auf einem Teil des originalen Propellers der HE 111 des Piloten, intakt, guter Zustand. Das Kampfgeschwader 4 „General Wever“ war ein Traditionsgeschwader der Luftwaffe im Zweiten Weltkrieg. Es war nach Walther Wever benannt, der als Chef des Generalstabs der Luftwaffe am 3. Juni 1936 tödlich verunglückte. Die Heimathorste waren für den Stab und die I. Gruppe in Gotha, für die II. Gruppe in Erfurt, für die III. Gruppe in Nordhausen und für die IV. (Ergänzungs-)Gruppe in Faßberg.
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