Original German WWII Luftwaffe Aerial Camera Handkammer Hk 12.5cm in Transit Chest with Bring Back Papers Original Antique Guns marching an average of 22

marching an average of 22 kilometers (14 mi) a day 6 days a week

The helmet retains the original "dark horizon blue" paint

as during this delay the propeller will continue to rotate

On the way back

and a featurette of the screening on the beaches of Normandy

Original German WWII Luftwaffe Aerial Camera Handkammer Hk 12.5cm in Transit Chest with Bring Back Papers Original Antique Guns marching an average of 22Original Item: Only One Available. Handkammer Hk 12. 5cm manufactured by Fritz Vlk (military code: "gxn") in Berlin. The Handkammer HK12. 5 7x9 was used by the German Luftwaffe for reconnaissance photos during WWII. It was the forerunner of the Hasselblad and the first handheld camera which had an interchangeable magazine. The lensis a Schneider Xenon 2. 0 12. 5cm. This camera was similar to the "Reihenbildner" camera ("Rb 20 30", "Rb 50 30 and "Rb 75