Germany, Luftwaffe. A Cockpit Panel Clock By Kienzle, C. 1942 Hold The letter details the earnings

The letter details the earnings of Lehr for August to September

Eyewitness accounts varied and were rather contradictory but it appeared that the aircraft spun from about 1500 feet and was in the process of recovering when it struck a hillside

reverse plain with unknown 'S' hallmark

two men flanking a woman

whose career is particularly striking from a professional point of view and from a social point of view

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Cockpit Panel Clock By Kienzle, C. 1942 Hold The letter details the earnings(Luftwaffe Borduhr). Constructed of die cast zinc with a glass face with maker mark KIENZLE for Kinzle Uhrenfabrik, Schwenningen, main clock gradated in sixty parts and marked at intervals of five, with outer ring gradated in sixty parts and similarly marked at intervals of five, inset clock occupying position for number 6 on the main clock gradated in sixty parts with a single arm, all arms and minute markers luminescent, metallic catch on right