Messerschmitt
Relics
Type of aircraft	Country	Status	Additional information
Bf 109D-1 Propeller	Norway	PV	Norsk Luftfartsmuseum in Bodö. From Bf 109D-1 W.Nr. 2540, N+6 from 11./(N)JG 2
Bf 109F Tailplane	Malta	PV	National War Museum, Malta
Bf 109E Instrumentpanel	Germany	PV	Rechlin/Lärz Luftfahrtmuseum
Bf 109E Insignia	Malta	PV	National War Museum, Malta
Bf 109E Wing section	Netherlands	PV	Aviodrom Lelystad, previously with Aviodom Schiphol, Amsterdam
Bf 109E set of wings	Finland	S	Finnish AF Museum, Tikkakoski. Might possibly be from Bf 109E-7 W.Nr. 3285, Black 12 from 4./JG 5  recovered in the 70's.
Bf 109E Rudder	England	PV	RAFM Hendon
Bf 109F Right wing	Malta	PV	National War Museum, Malta
Bf 109 Right wing	Germany	PV	International Aviation Museum in Villingen-Schwenningen
Bf 109 Fin	Belgium	PV	La Gleize in the Ardennes
Bf 109 G or K Fin	England	PV	Battle of Britain Public House in Gravesend, Kent
Bf 109 Wing	Hungary	RA	Héreg
Bf 109 Undercarriage	Hungary	RA	Héreg
Bf 109G-14/U4 Fuselage section	Belgium	PV	Musee Royal de l'Armee, Brussels
Bf 109E Drop tank	Finland	S	Finnish AF Museum, Tikkakoski
Bf 109 Drop tank	Italy	PV	Mostra storica aeroporto "Dal Molin" - Vicenza
Bf 109 Drop tank	Norway	PV	Aircraft Historical Museum, Sola
Bf 109 Propeller	Austria	PV	Heeresgeschichtliches Museum im Arsenal.
Bf 109 Spinner	USA	PV	War Eagles Museum in Santa Teresa, New Mexico
Bf 109 Instrument panel	Austria	PV	Heeresgeschichtliches Museum im Arsenal.
Bf 109G-6 Instrument panel	Norway	PV	Teknisk Museum, Oslo
Bf 109 Rudder	USA	RA	Privately owned
Bf 109F-4 Rudder	USA	RA	Privately owned. The rudder belonged to the 109 flown by Oberst Gordon Gollob of JG 3 and 77 with 150 kills.
Bf 109G Rudder	Austria	PV	Heeresgeschichtliches Museum im Arsenal. The rudder is said to have belonged to the 109 flown by Oberst Gordon Gollob of JG 3 and 77 with 150 kills.
Bf 109G Rudder	Germany	PV	Technik Museum Speyer, rudder from Luftwaffe ace Hermann Graf
Bf 109G Rudder	Germany	PV	Luftwaffe museum, Gatow. The rudder is painted on one side as the 109 flown by Hauptmann Hans-Joachim Marseille of JG 52 and JG 27 with 158 kills. The rudder was given to the family by the Luftwaffe High Command.
Bf 109G Rudder	Germany	PV	Luftwaffe museum, Gatow. The rudder belonged to the 109 flown by Major Werner Schroer of JG 3, JG 27 and JG54 with 114 kills, (26 viermot).
Bf 109G Rudder	Germany	PV	Luftfahrtmuseum, Laatzen. The rudder belonged to 109 flown by Luftwaffe ace Alfred Grislawski of J.Gr. 50 with 133 kills, (18 viermot).
Bf 109K-4 Rudder	Germany	RA	Privately owned, previously on show at Sinsheim, Laatzen. The rudder belonged to Oberstleutnant Fredrich-Karl Müller of JG 3 with 140 kills.
Bf 109K Luggage compartment hatch	USA	RA	Privately owned
Bf 110G-4 Replica	Denmark	PV	Gillelje, includes original parts as instruments, engine etc.
Bf 110 Undercarriage	Norway	PV	Aircraft Historical Museum, Sola
Bf 110 Undercarriage	France	PV	Atlantic War Museum - Battery Todt, Audinghen
Bf 110 Fuselage section	England	PV	Imperial War Memorial, London
Bf 110 Aileron	England	PV	Bournemouth Aviation Museum
Bf 110 Drop tank	Netherlands	PV	Fortress Spijkerboor, Zuid oost beemster
Bf 110 Fin	Sweden	RA	Privately Owned
Bf 110 Rudder	Australia	PV	Australian War Memorial, Canberra. The rudder belonged to Major Heinz-Wolfgang Schnaufer of NJG 1 and NJG 4 with 121 kills, all by night.
Bf 110 Rudder	England	PV	Imperial War Museum. The rudder belonged to Major Heinz-Wolfgang Schnaufer of NJG 1 and NJG 4 with 121 kills, all by night.
Bf 110G Rudder	Belgium	RA	Privately owned
Bf 110 Rudder	England	RA	Privately owned, located in Northamptonshire
Bf 110 SN-2 Licthenstein radar	Switzerland	PV	Flieger FLAB Museum, Dübendorf
Bf 110 Rustsatz M1 (2*MG 151/20)	Belgium	PV	In the fortress of the city Huy
Bf 110 Rustsatz M1  (2*MG 151/20)	Belgium	PV	Musee Royal de l'Armee, Brussels
Me 163 Undercarriage	USA	PV	Planes of Fame, Chino
Me 262 Engine nose	Hungary	RA	Héreg
Me 262 Engine covers	Hungary	RA	Héreg
Me 262 Wing slots	Hungary	RA	Héreg
Me 262 Replica with original nose section Second photo	Germany	CR	The Luftwaffe Museum is currently reconstructing a Me 262 using a nose section and other parts that have been recovered from crash sites and other sources. Expected to be completed during 2002
Me 262 Nose cone	Germany	PV	Willow Grove NAS
Me 323 Mainspar	Germany	PV	Luftwaffen museum Gatow
Me 410 Canopy frame	Holland	PV	Wings to Victory Museum, Midden Zeeland Airport
Me 410 Gun pod	France	PV	New Omaha beach Museum, Vierville, Normandie