Luft flight equipment and all that's related.

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Selection of farbbeutels (dye bags)

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two more dye bags

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A closer look at the printing on the dye bag

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When looking inside this dye bag we found small grains of the dye powder, and when we added water (about a pint) it just turned a green/yellow colour. who would have tought that it would still work after all these years.

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Two survival machetes, one with a serrated blade and a type of bakelite handle.

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A closer look at the handles

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and one of the bakelite type handle

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Magnifying loop for studying reconnaissance photographs. (the photo is of an airfield in France in June 1940)

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2nd type of Nitsche & Gunther goggles.

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3rd type of Nitsche & Gunther flying goggles.

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Two types of cases for Nitsche & Gunther goggles.

[Jos L C]

Jim, great items, do you also have the foldable N&G that should go in the artificial leather pouch.., at least that's what I understood that the foldable one probably should go in there..

Jos.

[Jos L C]

Here's a paintbag I've..

Guess it's a early type, they were made of thicker waterproof canvas like material covered with yellow paint, hence the worn spots.., later ones were much thinner rubberished material..

Jos.

[Jos L C]

Bit worn etc, but still not too bad..

[Jos L C]

Latest addition.., a perfect pole ..


Jos.