Germany. A Cigarette Case To Max V. Mulzer For His First Aerial Victory From Oswald Boelcke; Plm Winners Archive crossed swords on the original

crossed swords on the original triangular ribbon

green enamels

disembarking at LeHavre on the 14th

It was noted in his medical report dated December 1918

light creasing and signs of age

Germany. A Cigarette Case To Max V. Mulzer For His First Aerial Victory From Oswald Boelcke; Plm Winners Archive crossed swords on the originalA cigarette case presented to Max von Mulzer for his first aerial victory on 13. 3. 1916, by flight trainer Oswald Boelcke. It is constructed of an inner wooden box that is encased by a silver box. It is marked 800 on the bottom for silver content and TF for Theodor Fahrner, and is inscribed Meinem lieben Max von Mulzer zu seinem 1. Luftsieg am 13. Mrz 1916 gewidmet. Oswald Boelcke (German My dear Max von Mulzer dedicated to his 1st Aerial Victory on