Built in 1942 in Germany by Erla Maschinenwerk. Crash-landed near Murmansk in August 1942 after aerial combat. After war crudely restored for display in a Soviet museum. In the mid-1990s acquired by Aero Vintage Ltd., a British restoration organization, and refinished in its original colours, leaving original bullet holes. Acquired through exchange in 1999 for one of the Museum's two Messerschmitt Me 163B Komet rocket fighters.

This 109 was manufactured by Erla Maschinenwerk in 1942 and sent to the Eastern Front. In August of that year, the aircraft was damaged in combat forcing it to crash-land near the Arctic port of Murmansk. Eventually the plane was acquired by a British complany who restored it in these original markings, however, the original combat bullet holes were nor repaired and are still visible. Acquired through exchange in 1999 it is now on display at the Canada Aviation & Space Museum.