Original German WWII Homemade Wooden Toy Bomber Model with Camouflage Paint - Damaged & Repaired - Likely Heinkel HE 111 Historical Military Books This photograph is seen having

This photograph is seen having been taken on August 6

The COLTS PATENT marking is still mostly present on the left frame under the cylinder

Lieutenant Hewitt and a detachment of Company K were with Troop H

In lovely condition and ready to display with pride

one side depicts a traditional hunting motif with a dog

Original German WWII Homemade Wooden Toy Bomber Model with Camouflage Paint - Damaged & Repaired - Likely Heinkel HE 111 Historical Military Books This photograph is seen havingOriginal Item. One of a Kind. The Heinkel He 111 was designed by Siegfried and Walter Gnter for dual roles, as a high speed transport and as a bomber for the still secret Luftwaffe. In one form or another, the He 111s service career extended more than thirty years, an outstanding tribute to the design, evolved by the Gnter brothers. Design work began early in 1934, the machine owing much to the single engined Heinkel He 70 which had captured several