Germany, A Pair Of Zeppelin Insignia GTRexclude maker marked "JAW & Co"

maker marked "JAW & Co" (J

gain air superiority

are presumably postwar images added by Gertrud Seyss-Inquart and their children

Footnote: The sole recipient of the 1813-1814 Grand Cross was Generalfeldmarschall Karl Philipp

measuring 43 mm (w) x 108 mm (h)

Germany, A Pair Of Zeppelin Insignia GTRexclude maker marked "JAW & Co"(Zeppelin Insignien). A pair of Zeppelin insignia, including: 1. A crew armband, constructed of dark blue cotton, the exterior bearing machine embroidered silver grey initials LZ (LUFTSCHIFF ZEPPELIN), pinned with a silvered bronze badge consisting of an airship bearing a raised inscription of D LZ 130 for the Graf Zeppelin II aircraft in service from 1938 until 1940, the armband measuring 165 mm (w) x 85 mm (h), the badge measuring 44 mm (w) x 10 mm