Got a few Luftwaffe related photo lots...

[USA-Alex]

Hello,

I got a whole bunch of photo lot's and photo albums with a recent trade.

Most of them are Luftwaffe related, here are a few random shots of the lots.... nothing really special but imho still very nice to look at.



Any informations regarding the airplanes would be highly appreciated, especially the planes with the water landing gear.



Thanks for looking.


starting with a few FJ photos

[USA-Alex]

closeups

[USA-Alex]

photos of another lot....lots of airplanes in this lot.

[USA-Alex]

What is this wooden piece in the second photo????

[USA-Alex]

....,

[USA-Alex]

photos of another lot....there are also a whole bunch of photos of Luftwaffe guys on boats....

Any idea where this could have been?

[USA-Alex]

last one

[Thomas H]

What is this wooden piece in the second photo????

Hi Alex,

Nice pictures, thanks for posting

The piece of wood is a "Wolchow Stick"

Regards, Thomas

[USA-Alex]

Hi Alex,

Nice pictures, thanks for posting

The piece of wood is a "Wolchow Stick"

Regards, Thomas

Hi Thomas,

thanks for the info....I learned something new....


Anyone any ideas where the photos with the "water planes" were taken?


Thanks

Alex

[kaiserwilhelm2]

The pic with the Wolchow stick is absolutely fantastic! Great find.

[Simon O.]

in post #6

Top left is a Norwegian MF11, as you can see this photo shows one in Norwegian colours however a number were captured in 1940 and put into German service.
top right a He115, photo taken in norway
second down left a Ju52See, again norway
second down right, Do18, this photo was taken at the seaplane base of Skattøra in Tromsø, North Norway. the He115 is also possible at the same base.
third down left, a couple of Ju52See, one being a lufthansa again at Skattøra.
bottom left, is at Tromsø
bottom right i believe is Trondheim.

[USA-Alex]

The pic with the Wolchow stick is absolutely fantastic! Great find.

yes, it shows great detail of the wolchow stick...

in post #6

Top left is a Norwegian MF11, as you can see this photo shows one in Norwegian colours however a number were captured in 1940 and put into German service.
top right a He115, photo taken in norway
second down left a Ju52See, again norway
second down right, Do18, this photo was taken at the seaplane base of Skattøra in Tromsø, North Norway. the He115 is also possible at the same base.
third down left, a couple of Ju52See, one being a lufthansa again at Skattøra.
bottom left, is at Tromsø
bottom right i believe is Trondheim.

thanks Simon for the detailed informations. It is much appreciated


Alex

[kirk]

Great photos.

[USA-Alex]

Great photos.

Hello Kirk,

I'm glad you like them


Alex

[JACK SELWYNE]

Hi all
The"wolchow stick"has carved on it (Aufkl.Bn.122)which could mean,the pilot,belonged to ?.(F)Aufkl.Gr.122.
Regards Jack