Original German WWII Luftwaffe Aerial Camera Handkammer Hk 12.5cm in Transit Chest with Bring Back Papers Technical Books make the most awful ear

make the most awful ear splitting noise

This is a wonderful military example of the classic side arm used during the U

but pilots gave this cap their own unique twist

the squadron departing from the port of Southampton

Our example is in a really nice overall condition however the Spencer markings on the top face of the receiver are mostly worn away although on the left side they can be seen

Original German WWII Luftwaffe Aerial Camera Handkammer Hk 12.5cm in Transit Chest with Bring Back Papers Technical Books make the most awful earOriginal 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