Original German WWII U.S.-Captured Luftwaffe Aerial Coverage Regulator Camera Grid Lens in Original Transit Case with Key and U.S.G.I. Bringback Papers Flintlock Muskets and Rifles Contrary to some publications

Contrary to some publications

with a verdigris on much of the plating

This blade is a highest quality example still remaining bright finish and in nearly mint condition

bullion trumpet with sequin highlights

There is a single silver rank "pip" present

Original German WWII U.S.-Captured Luftwaffe Aerial Coverage Regulator Camera Grid Lens in Original Transit Case with Key and U.S.G.I. Bringback Papers Flintlock Muskets and Rifles Contrary to some publicationsOriginal Item. One of a Kind. In geodesy and photogrammetry, aerial surveying refers to flying over areas in a strip pattern to create terrain models or maps. A special measuring camera is mounted on the underside of the aircraft, which takes vertical aerial photographs at fixed intervals. With a classic series camera, the shutter is automatically triggered by an overlap regulator , with the longitudinal overlap typically being 60 percent. This