$10.00
This is a black and white lithograph of the sinking of the S. M. S. KÖNIGIN Luise. It measures 12 1/4″ x 17 3/4.” The original work was done by Professor Hans Bohardt. The S. M. S. KÖNIGIN Luise was a Minelayer. She is shown being sunk by British ships.
This is a black and white lithograph of the sinking of the S. M. S. KÖNIGIN Luise. It measures 12 1/4″ x 17 3/4.” The original work was done by Professor Hans Bohardt. The S. M. S. KÖNIGIN Luise was a Minelayer. She is shown being sunk by British ships.
This is a black and white lithograph of the sinking of the S. M. S. KÖNIGIN Luise. It measures 12 1/4″ x 17 3/4.” The original work was done by Professor Hans Bohardt. The S. M. S. KÖNIGIN Luise was a Minelayer. She is shown being sunk by British ships.
$325.00
Very high-quality miniature commemorative navy airship badge mounted onto a pin. The stickpin is silver-toned and very well made for such a small item. As is correct for a full-sized Commemorative Navy Airship Badge, it sports a Hohenzollern Crown. While all other naval flight badges were gilt-toned, the Navy Commemorative Airship Badge was silver, like its Army counterpart. It is a lovely miniature.
This is a consignment item.
GERMANY – STICKPIN – COMMEMORATIVE NAVY AIRSHIP BADGE
Very high-quality miniature commemorative navy airship badge mounted onto a pin. The stickpin is silver-toned and very well made for such a small item. As is correct for a full-sized Commemorative Navy Airship Badge, it sports a Hohenzollern Crown. While all other naval flight badges were gilt-toned, the Navy Commemorative Airship Badge was silver, like its Army counterpart. It is a lovely miniature.
This is a consignment item.
In stock
$150.00
This is an unusual cap tally for an enlisted Kaiserliche Marine sailor. The S.M.S. Schleswig-Holstein was a battleship that was launched in 1908. She was the last of the older-style battleship, made just before Germany started began building the “Big Gun” battleships. She was a part of the five-ship Deutschland Class. As an older ship she was not a part of the front-line battleship squadron. She was relegated to a lesser role instead, although she did serve in the Battle of Jutland (Skagerrakschlacht). She survived WW I and the scrapping of German ships in the 1920’s. She saw some service in WW II, then was finally scrapped in 1947.
The black silk cap tally measures 49″ in length. “Reserve S.M.S. Schleswig=Holstein” is embossed in silver on the tally’s front. The tally is in excellent condition. This is the first time that we have offered a Reservist’s cap tally.
This is an unusual cap tally for an enlisted Kaiserliche Marine sailor. The S.M.S. Schleswig-Holstein was a battleship that was launched in 1908. She was the last of the older-style battleship, made just before Germany started began building the “Big Gun” battleships. She was a part of the five-ship Deutschland Class. As an older ship she was not a part of the front-line battleship squadron. She was relegated to a lesser role instead, although she did serve in the Battle of Jutland (Skagerrakschlacht). She survived WW I and the scrapping of German ships in the 1920’s. She saw some service in WW II, then was finally scrapped in 1947.
The black silk cap tally measures 49″ in length. “Reserve S.M.S. Schleswig=Holstein” is embossed in silver on the tally’s front. The tally is in excellent condition. This is the first time that we have offered a Reservist’s cap tally.
$110.00
This is an award document for a Long Service Award in the Kaiserliche Marine. It is the 1st Class award. It represents fifteen years of long service. It is signed by a Kapitän zur See in 1920. The document still bears the Kaiserliche Marine unit stamping on it. This is a fine Navy document.
This is an award document for a Long Service Award in the Kaiserliche Marine. It is the 1st Class award. It represents fifteen years of long service. It is signed by a Kapitän zur See in 1920. The document still bears the Kaiserliche Marine unit stamping on it. This is a fine Navy document.