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Originally the POLR 15 was delivered in a wooden chest containing everything needed to operate, service and maintain including operators and service manual. They were not expected to be used anywhere near a factory service dealer. Like a lot of other military equipment they were often disposed of where they happened to be at end of war. Some perhaps simply turned up in new hands no questions asked. POLR 15 is a nice find. When you have the manual check out the chest and contents illustration and list. Ask source of your POLR 15 about anything that may have been with the motor. Once you know what is missing you may be able to find them
even at this late date as the items were well made and too good to throw away.
Good Luck
Louis