Very rare airframe sections with paintwork remains from German Messerschmitt BF109 flown by Oberst Gerd Von Massow he was commander of Jagdfliegerfuhrer 3 he was shot down on 3rd June 1940 during the battle of France.

This is a very rare group of parts to get from an aircraft there is very little about flown by a high ranking officer.There are 5 aluminium airframe sections still with some original paintwork also with original colours that are very clear to see but still with some dirt attached from the recovery. The parts are a bit corroded but solid all the parts have ripped and bent by the impact of the crash and have been nicely cleaned might clean up more with effort they are in nice solid condition and are perfect for display or any collection the parts are 2-4 inches long. The group of parts come from German Messerschmitt BF109 flown by Oberst Gerd Von Massow he was commander of Jagdfliegerfuhrer 3 he was shot down on 3rd June 1940 during the battle of France.The parts come with 2x A5 laminated information cards with picture of the pilot in his Messerschmitt. 

The Messerschmitt was shot down at 9.25 am and crash landed at Rouy -le-Grand southwest of Saint Quentin the plane was hit by an attack by French pilot S/LT Thollon of GCI/8 over Roye. Oberst [colonel] Gerd Von Massow was taken pow by the French army but was released after the French capitulation.

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