Germany. An Absolutely Mint Imperial German Commemorative Badge For Airships Hold a strip of forest green

a strip of forest green felt inserted into the slot in the back of the pommel

and returned to Canada and struck of strength 31st March 1919

embedded finely-detailed aluminum eagle rates better than very fine

Royal Engineers and was with them when he was Killed in Action on September 18

In die stamped nickel plated steel

Germany. An Absolutely Mint Imperial German Commemorative Badge For Airships Hold a strip of forest greenAn absolutely mint example of an Imperial German Commemorative Badge for Airships (also referred to as the Zeppelin Badge); in lacquered brass with green pain on the laurel and oak wreath containing a superimposed Zeppelin; the reverse is plain, with a small horizontal pinback; unmarked; measuring 67. 63 mm (w) x 39. 66 mm (h); weighing 33. 3 grams; in overall mint condition.