Small collection of ww2 technology

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Hi all,

I thought I'd share with you all some images of my ww2 technology pieces.

I'll start with this slide projector. It is French built. The wooden box in which it is housed is marked "OKW / Inland" (Oberkommando der Wehrmacht). The inner cardboard box, second photo, is marked "Eigentum der Oberkommando der Wehrmacht, Parc Monceau, Paris" and stamped accordingly.

Does anyone know this exact location in Paris?

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Inner cardboard box.

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Some other items currently on display in my living room:

Bakelite bunker lamp. Although missing some parts, still in nice condition.

3 cockpit instruments.

2 ground dug rotors from an Enigma machine, still attached to each other via the original, rusted, shaft.

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The bunker lamp in detail.

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Rotors in detail.

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Rotors in detail. The inner shaft of the third rotor is also still attachedto the inner shaft. The machine number was A00245/43.

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The cockpit instruments.

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Instrument in detail. An "Einfach Druckmesser" or pressure gauge, marked FL 20516-4.

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Instrument in detail. A "Temperatur Anzeiger" or temperature indicator, marked FL20349-1.

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Instrument in detail. The text on the instrument is unreadable (nummer is FL20723) but from "www.cockpitinstrumente.de" I can tell it's a supply indicator for an Arado 196.

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A bakelite phone.

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This one is a bit of an oddity. Found this one in Holland. It looks like a transportation tube, of which both ends can be removed. Looks like ww2 or older and very heavily used.

If anyone has more information on these, please let me know :cheers:

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Tube in detail with cap removed.

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The entire tube.

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A desk light with cover for the light. It's marked "R" and the serial number 6230-12-157-8422.

I can't find any information on the net about this one so this one could also be post-ww2.

Has seen enyone seen one of these before?

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An oxygen pressure gauge, in it's original box of issue.

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Back of the oxygen gauge.

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Ground dug enigma rotor, marked III and M2002. The 'M' indicates this is from a 'marine' or naval enigma machine.

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Back of rotor.

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Ground dug enigma rotor, marked IV and A12096.

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Back of rotor.

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Side view of both rotor.

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Ground dug enigma rotor, marked II and A16499.

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Back of rotor.

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Clock from a cockpit. According to the seller this one came from an aircraft wreck near Holzkirchen (south from Munich). It's only marking is a serial number (871649).