Rare Antique Typewriter Adler- Ft3ww291

ANTIQUE! Beautiful - Typewriter Adler , Trophy Third Reich , WW2 (1944), Erich Hartmann.
This Typewriter was by Erich Hartmann-German pilot and was acquired from a private collection.
FT3WW291 .On the Typewriter at the back there is an sticker with the name and signature of Erich Hartmann and seal ww2.
This incredible museum-grade WWII artifact was the personal wartime typewriter of German Luftwaffe fighter ace Erich Hartmann. One of the most famous and highly decorated Luftwaffe pilots of the war.I can assume that the Erich Hartmann was in a private museum. Erich Hartmann was a German Luftwaffe military aviator during World War II.
These items belonged to the owner of a private collection from Sherbrooke, Canada.
COMPLETE WITH NICE ORIGINAL CASE
ANTIQUE! Beautiful - Typewriter Adler , Trophy Third Reich , WW2 (1944), Erich Hartmann.
This Typewriter was by Erich Hartmann-German pilot and was acquired from a p6vate collection.
FT3WW291 .On the Typewriter at the back there is an sticker with the name and signature of Erich Hartmann and seal ww2.
Part Number - FT3WW291 Price: $ 2600
This incredible museum-grade WWII artifact was the personal wartime typewriter of German Luftwaffe fighter ace Erich Hartmann. One of the most famous and highly decorated Luftwaffe pilots of the war.I can assume that the Erich Hartmann was in a private museum. Erich Hartmann was a German Luftwaffe military aviator during World War II.
These items belonged to the owner of a private collection from Sherbrooke, Canada.
COMPLETE WITH NICE ORIGINAL CASE
This typewriter was used to document some of the most famous operations and battles of WWII. Just to this of this typewriter being used by Erich Hartmann to record and recount all of his aerial victories is almost unreal.
This typewriter was just obtained from a private investment group museum located in Toronto, Canada where it was stored and preserved for decades after their initial retrieval of this rare WWII artifact.
FT3WW291
This typewriter was just obtained from a private investment group museum located in Toronto, Canada where it was stored and preserved for decades after their initial retrieval of this rare WWII artifact.