Very rare box cover with maker marking from German Heinkel 111 bomber work number 1715shot down 8th October 1940, crashed at Rowlands Castle during the battle of Britain

This is a very rare part to get from a crash site of a German bomber shot down in the Battle of Britain. This is a box cover with grill face which is mag allow made with some original gray paintwork remains and red painted electrical arrow. The cover has some damage with a bit of pitting and little bit of rust it has been very well cleaned and has a lot of original colour it is in nice solid condition it has slightly damaged by the impact of the crash but it is perfect for display or any collection and a nice size at 9 inches by 4 inches in size. This cover comes from the crash site of the area of German Heinkel 111 bomber work number 1715 code G1+MS of 8 Staffel Kampfgeschwader 55 shot down 8th October 1940 and crashed in Hampshire. The part comes with 2 x A5 laminated information sheets with pictures and rare to get such a part these days from battle of Britain German aircraft.

German Heinkel 111 work number 1715 code G1+MS of 8 Staffel Kampfgeschwader 55 which was shot down at 7.30pm on the 8th October 1940 and crashed in Hampshire.The plane crashed in Stanstead Park, Rowlands Castle, Hampshire while on a mission to bomb Thorney Island aerodrome. The aircraft was shot down by ground fire and exploded on impact with the ground killing all onboard. The crew Pilot: Feldwebel Ernst Ens 58246/237 Killed. Observer: Leutnant Ulrich Flügge 58246/212 Killed. Radio/Op: Unteroffizier Johannes Ehrensberger 58246/211 Killed. Fl/Eng: Unteroffizier Ernst Herber 58246/214 Killed. Gunner : Gefreiter Hans Pawlik 58246/271 Killed