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Photo 1 and 3 are missing.
Photo 2 is a rear/port side view of a BU 181.

Photo 1 is a colour side view of a BU131B
Photo 2 is a starboard side view of a BU 131 incorrectly captioned BU133

Photo 1 is a starboard side view of the six engined BV238 seaplane floating on water.
Photo 2 is a port side view of the BV40
Photo 3 is a port side and slightly rear view of a BV40.

Photo 1 is a port side view of the BV222 seaplane on water.
Photo 2 is a view of the underside of the BV222.
Photo 3 is a view of the underside of the BV222. The angle shows two floats close to the end of the wings.

Photo 1 is a starboard side view of a BV142.
Photo 2 is a front view showing its four engines and cranked wing. It was all metal in construction and designed as a long range mail plane.

Photo 1 is a starboard side view of a BV 141 flying.
Photo 2 is BV 141 seen from the front and underneath.
Photo 3 is a BV141 seen from starboard and slightly above.
The aircraft was designed for short range reconnaissance with a crew of three.

A starboard side view of a HA140 sitting on water.

Photo 1 is a port side view of a HA139 sitting on the water.
Photo 2 is a starboard side view of a HA139 on a harbour jetty.
Photo 3 is a front view of a HA139. It is fitted with a magnetic degausser used in mine sweeping.

Photo 1 is a side view of a BV138 kicking up a lot of spray.
Photo 2 is a front view of a BV138 taxting towards the camera.
Photo 3 is a view of the rear of a BV138.
Photo 4 is an air to air view of the port side of a BV138.
Photo 5 is an air to…

A brief history of Blohm und Voss and the BV 155 and HA 137. This was designed as an all-metal dive-bomber.
Photo 1 is a front/ side view of an HA137.
Photo 2 is a port side view of an HA137.
Photo 3 is a front view of an HA137.
Photo 4 is a…

Photo 1 is an AR240, starboard side, climbing.
Photo 2 is three AR240s on the ground.

Photo 1 is a port/front view of the four engined version of the AR234 C3.
Photo 2 is a front view showing the two pairs of jet engines.

Photo 1 is a front/starboard side view of the twin engined jet, AR 234.
Photo 2 is a starboard side view of an AR234 which was being developed as a bomber.

Photo 1 is a front/port side view of an AR232 on the ground.
Photo 2 is a four engined version designated AR232B.

Photo 1 is a port side view of an AR232 on the ground. It was designed as a medium sized transporter.
Photo 2 is a starboard side flying view of an AR232.

Photo 1 and 2 are rear, port side views of an AR199 floatplane on the sea at a beach.
Photo 3 is an AR 231 designed as a submarine borne aircraft.

Photo 1 is a rear side view of an AR198, a three seat tactical reconnaissance Army co-operation aircraft.
Photo 2 is a front side view of an AR198.

Photo 1 is an AR195, a shipboard torpedo bomber and reconnaissance aircraft.
Photo 2 is an AR197, the last fighter bi-plane built in Germany.

Photo 1, 2 and 3 are an AR196 on a ship's launch ramp. Its primary role was maritime reconnaissance.
Photo 4 is a port side view of an AR196 flying over the coast.
Photo 5 is an AR196 on a trolley outside a hangar.

Photo 1 is an AR96 in flight.
Photo 2 is two AR96s on the ground. They were used as advanced trainers.

Photo 1 is a port side view of an AR95 on water.
Photo 2 is a font view of an AR95 on a beach.
Photo 3 is a rear, port side view of an AR95 on water.

Photo 1 is the AR79, a sinle seat trainer and communications aircraft.
Photo 2 is an AR80, an all metal, single seat fighter.
Photo 3 is an AR81 dive bomber.

Photo 1 is a parasol winged AR76 fighter.
Photo 2 is a twin engined AR77 trainer.

Photo 1 is an AR68 in flight.
Photo 2 is a front view of an AR68 on the ground.
Photo 3 is a side view of an AR68.

Photo 1 is missing.
Photo 2 is an AR69, a two seat development of the AR68.