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LOT OF THREE RARE LATE WW2 LUFTWAFFE MANUALS ON AIRPLANE
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MANUALS DATED 1944 & 1945 WITH 368 HEAVILY ILLUSTRATED PAGES |
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The minutia and pictures in these technical aviation manuals is absolutely amazing!
There are instructions for airplane painters, tools to be used, paint and lacquer varieties, surface preparation, application techniques, air compressors and spray paint guns, camouflage paint, even the above mentioned instructions on how to paint the Hakenkreuz in the correct size on the tails and wings of Luftwaffe planes.
There are instructions for airplane painters, tools to be used, paint and lacquer varieties, surface preparation, application techniques, air compressors and spray paint guns, camouflage paint, even the above mentioned instructions on how to paint the Hakenkreuz in the correct size on the tails and wings of Luftwaffe planes.
Also covered are proper traffic patterns at airports, landing capabilities of different size airplanes, the structure inside airplane wings, airplane frames, wooden and metal propellors, woodgrain directions, the proper tools inside the toolbox of aircraft carpenters, proper measuring (air pressure, air temperature, sizes), stretching and repairing tarpaulin, rubber casings and cuffs (made from natural rubber and Buna), proper stitching, proper polishing, airplane damage repair, the uses of and working with Plexiglass, etc., etc.
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Airplane Painter technical manual showing proper application and size ratios of swastikas and Balkan Crosses for Nazi airplane wings and tails. |
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| Other sections explain the materials used to build and trim airplanes, their electrical systems, their military purposes, airplane instruments, technical line drawings, measurements, different varieties of wood and glue needed for the manufacture of different sections of airplanes, tool sets, testing and repairs, etc., etc. There are also health and safety tips for mechanics and other workers involved in the airplane manufacturing process, including regulations for working with toxic glue and paint. |
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| These particular World War II Lehrbücher der Luftwaffe are absolutely stuffed with very specific information on subjects such as the precise size ratios and the paints to be used for the swastika and Balkan Cross insignias that needed to be painted on all different types and different sizes of German aircraft! |
of wood in the manufacture and repair of Luftwaffe
airplanes. Chapters also cover proper markings
and storage for wooden airplane parts as well as
spotting diseased wood that should not be used.
working with Plexiglass.
Many Luftwaffe airplanes are pictured including the Focke Wulf Fw 58, Arado Ar 96, Heinkel He 111, Messerschmitt Me 109 and Me 110, Dornier Do 217, Fieseler Storch F1 156, Junkers Ju 88, Junkers Ju 52, and the Focke Wulf Fw 200 Condor.
All three very rare 5-3/4 x 8-1/8 inch heavily illustrated late-World War II educational instruction books have Luftwaffe blue covers and were published by Walter de Gruyter & Co. of Berlin. They are in nice used condition with some small stains to the covers. These rare 80 year old Nazi manuals have no writing and no odor.
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for $349.95 delivered by Media Mail in the continental USA. USM book #1396 |
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| This is a lots of THREE rare, absolutely original Third Reich heavily illustrated late-war Lehrbücher der Luftwaffe, technical manuals from the Technische Grundlehrbücher series produced for German airplane mechanics, assemblers and repairmen. They were written by airplane engineer Karl Fleig in cooperation with other skilled specialists. These are NOT reproductions of Third Reich Luftwaffe manuals or digital copies or the originals, these are originals! |
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| Volume 1: Der Flugzeugmaler (airplane painting): 114 heavily illustrated pages with 57 illustrations, dated 1944 |
| Volume 2: Der Flugzeugsattler (airplane interior assembly, upholstery & finishing work): 98 heavily illustrated pages with 95 illustrations, dated 1944 |
| Volume 3: Der Flugzeugtischler (airplane construction): 156 heavily illustrated pages with 169 illustrations, dated 1945 |
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| All three 5-3/4 x 8-1/8 inch heavily illustrated Nazi educational aircraft instruction manuals start with an overview of the organization of the Luftwaffe as part of the overall Wehrmacht, the structure of its technical departments, technical aviation schools, airport- and hangar orderliness and aviation rules and regulations. |
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