This is a unusual part which is electrical equipment mounting insulator plate from behind the radio in the rear cockpit operated by the rear gunner.The bakerite piece appears complete and undamaged, retaining all of its original brown colour. It has been carefully cleaned and is perfect for display or any collection and a large size at 8 half inches by 7 inches wide.The part is from German stuka dive bomber work number 5956 code CB+PZ, shot down during Operation Barbarossa by a Russian fighter on 26th June 1941 and crash landed in near complete condition in Finland on Russian border.The plate comes with 2xA5 laminated information cards with pictures and map.
This is a unusual part which is electrical equipment mounting insulator plate from behind the radio in the rear cockpit operated by the rear gunner.The bakerite piece appears complete and undamaged, retaining all of its original brown colour. It has been carefully cleaned and is perfect for display or any collection and a large size at 8 half inches by 7 inches wide.The part is from German stuka dive bomber work number 5956 code CB+PZ, shot down during Operation Barbarossa by a Russian fighter on 26th June 1941 and crash landed in near complete condition in Finland on Russian border.The plate comes with 2xA5 laminated information cards with pictures and map.
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