One of the "Kriegsmarine" battle flags of "U-570" was presented to Squadron Leader Thompson and is now part of the collection of the RAF Museum. Other surviving relics from the boat include her typewriter, held by the museum at Bletchley Park, a small celestial globe used for navigation, that is owned by a private collector. and a German sailor's cap, that was taken as a souvenir by one of the officers of HMCS "Niagara" and is in the Canadian War Museum. Another battle flag is claimed to have come into the possession of a young apprentice fitter at the Vickers Barrow shipyard and still survives. The Control Room clock is in the possession of the family of a former submarine officer from the Royal Navy. The boat's sextant manufactured by C.Plath of Hamburg was presented to Midshipman A.C.Lowe RNVR in April 1943 by Capt M. Richmond DSO OBE RN to recognise that, at that point, A.C. Lowe was the youngest officer to hold a Watchkeeping Certificate. The sextant remains in his family's possession.