A Rare First War Commemorative Badge For Army Airships Archive His first brush with death

His first brush with death came on June 8

maker “65” stamped on ring

an old-style bicycle to the lower left and a griffin to the upper right

The same type repeating linden leaf design appears on the silvered metal strip that runs along the base edge of the dome around the circumference

Throgmorton Street

A Rare First War Commemorative Badge For Army Airships Archive His first brush with deathCommemorative Badge for Army Airships in brass, wreath in green lacquer, 67. 0mm(w) x 39. 72mm(h), weighs 31. 8 grams, with very good details, unmarked, in slightly worn condition; a rare and very desirable WWI period German badge (from Stephen Previtera collection).