Germany, Imperial. A Flight Of Z.iv. (Aka Lz 16) From Friedrichshafen To Lunéville, France Medal 1913 Auction Archive the other badge with two

the other badge with two intact vertical loops

employed 460 people and declared itself the largest single manufacturer of walking sticks in the world

illustrating a stylized otter's head and a banner inscribed "DEBONNAIR"

each constructed of bronze with gilded and silvered finishing and multi-coloured enamels

Accompanied by a Ribbon Bar (with ribbons of the four Stars

Germany, Imperial. A Flight Of Z.iv. (Aka Lz 16) From Friedrichshafen To Lunéville, France Medal 1913 Auction Archive the other badge with twoIn silvered bronze, obverse illustrating Z. IV. in flight over Friedrichshafen, inscribed "Z. IV. 3. APRIL 1913" at the upper left, with the transportation authority insignia below the bow of the airship, the insignia illustrating an eagle with four lightning bolts in its talons, reverse inscribed "DAS ZEPPELIN LUFTSCHIFF Z. IV. AM 3 APRIL 1913 MORGENS 6 UHR IN FRIEDRICHSHAFEN AUFGESTIEGEN, LANDETE NACHMITTAGS DURCH UNGNSTIGE LUFTVERHLTNISSE GEZWUNGEN