A rare original Great War period piece of genuine surviving wire from the First Zeppelin brought down at Cuffley in Essex Sept 3rd 1916 and given by H.M. War Office exclusively to the British Red Cross Society to make into a souvenir brooch to sell and raise funds for the much needed war effort. Very good condition, complete with its original card backing bearing large red cross and describing ...  read more

Code: 66915

160.00 GBP

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A rare ORIGINAL First World War period British Red Cross Society card backing, describing the relevant circumstances surrounding the piece of curled wire artefacts from the First Zeppelin brought down at Cuffley in Essex on Sept 3rd 1916 and given by H.M. War Office exclusively to the British Red Cross Society to make into a souvenir brooch to sell and raise funds for the much needed war effort...  read more

Code: 66423

165.00 GBP

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A scarce original First World War period piece of art handcrafted from salvaged aluminium from the Zeppelin L33 in the form of the airship with additional pair of propellers. Good condition, complete with brass pin bar, minor corrosion to front section.
Width approx 41mm.
The German Zeppelin L33 was brought down on the 24th September 1916 in Little Wigborough, Essex.  read more

Code: 65997

A scarce original First World War period piece of art handcrafted from the salvaged aluminium of a Zeppelin in the form of a stylish propeller mounted on a polished aluminium decorated bar . Very good condition, complete with original pin fitting.
Width 50mm.  read more

Code: 65492

A scarce original First World War period piece of art handcrafted from salvaged aluminium from the Zeppelin L33 in the form of the airship. Very good condition, complete with brass pin bar.
Width approx 44mm.
The German Zeppelin L33 was brought down on the 24th September 1916 in Little Wigborough, Essex.  read more

Code: 65491

120.00 GBP

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A rare original piece of salvaged aluminium handcrafted in the form of the 'L32 Airship' which was shot down by Frederick Sowrey of the Royal Flying Corps, crashing near Snails Farm, South Green, Great Burstead, Near Billericay and killing all 22 crew members; the reverse inscribed 'Portion of L32'. Good condition, complete with original pin fittings,
Width 53mm.  read more

Code: 65438

A rare ORIGINAL commemorative pin badge for the round the world flight of the German airship D-LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin on the 8th to 29th August 1929; large bronzed example bearing red enamel title circlet 'Friedrichshafen Tokio Los Angeles Lakehurst' with an applied lightly domed centre displaying a map North and South America with the letters 'L-A' for (Los Angeles) and 'L' for (Lakehurst NJ); t...  read more

Code: 65436

A good original postcard 'Published by Corbett & Co. 7, Boord St. Greenwich' the postcard depicts a dramatic scene caught up in the Royal Engineers searchlights of the German Airship SL-11 falling in flames after being shot down by Capt Wiliam Leefe Robinson V.C. Royal Flying Corps. Inscribed: 'DESTRUCTION of GERMAN AIRSHIP CUFFLEY, 3rd SEPT, 1916. COPYRIGHT'. Good condition.  read more

Code: 64090

A good original postcard from the 'Rotary Photographic Series No 3787 1' showing a night-time image of a German Airship caught up in the Royal Engineers searchlights, inscribed "STRAFED" By Lieut William Leefe Robinson V.C. (Showing 'Plough Inn and Church) CUFFLEY, 3rd SEPT, 1916. The reverse stating 'This is a REAL PHOTOGRAPH from a Sketch by our Special Artist. Passed by Press Bureau for Publ...  read more

Code: 64089

A scarce original First World War period piece of art handcrafted from salvaged aluminium from the Zeppelin L33 in the form of the airship with additional pair of propellers Very good condition, complete with brass pin bar.
Width approx 42mm.
The German Zeppelin L33 was brought down on the 24th September 1916 in Little Wigborough, Essex.  read more

Code: 63295

A scarce original salvaged piece of aluminium handcrafted in the form of the 'Kaiser moustache' with a dangling 'Iron Cross' commemorating the 'Zeppelin L48' which was shot down and crashed in flames at Holly Tree Farm, Theberton, Suffolk on June 17th 1917 with only 2 crewmen surviving. Very good condition, complete with brass pin bar.
Width 44mm.  read more

Code: 63235

A rare original piece of salvaged aluminium handcrafted in the form of the 'L32 Airship' which was shot down by Frederick Sowrey of the Royal Flying Corps, crashing near Snails Farm, South Green, Great Burstead, Near Billericay and killing all 22 crew members. Good condition, brass pin bar absent.
Width 49mm.  read more

Code: 59787

A scarce original bronze commemorative medal' by 'A.Fenwick', the obverse portraying embossed Crowned conjoined busts and inscribed 'H.M.Edward. VII. King.' H.M. Alexandra. Queen Proclaimed 1901', the reverse depicting the First British Military Airship flying over London inscribed 'Balloon School Royal Engineers'. Very good condition.
Diameter 33mm.

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Code: 59452

250.00 GBP

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A rare original Great War period piece of genuine surviving wire from the First Zeppelin brought down at Cuffley in Essex Sept 3rd 1916 and given by H.M. War Office exclusively to the British Red Cross Society to make into a souvenir brooch to sell and raise funds for the much needed war effort. Very good condition, complete with its original card backing bearing large red cross and describing ...  read more

Code: 58126

A scarce original piece of handcrafted aluminium in the form of a swastika commemorating the 'Zeppelin L31' which came down over Oakmere Park, Hertfordshire on 1st October 1916 entire crew were killed including commander Lieutenant Heinrich Mathy. Inscribed back and front "L31" "Potters Bar 1.10.16". Good condition, complete with brass suspension ring, minor corrosion to one side.
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Code: 57510

A scarce original piece of handcrafted aluminium in the form of a ring commemorating the 'Zeppelin L48' which was shot down and crashed in flames at Holly Tree Farm, Theberton, Suffolk on June 17th 1917 with only 2 crewmen surviving. The inside inscribed "17 6 17 Theberton". Very good condition.  read more

Code: 57451

A rare circa 1920's early chromium plated 'Vickers Limited' cap badge, in the the form of a large naval crown applied to 'V' backing by two small securing pins, complete with original loops. Very good condition.
Height 32mm.

On the 1st January 1928 'Vickers Limited' merged with 'Armstrong Whitworth' to form 'Vickers-Armstrong Limited'.
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