Germany, Imperial. A Promotion Document Signed By Kaiser Wilhelm Ii United Republic of supplemented by black-and-white photographs

supplemented by black-and-white photographs

gilt on metal with red and green enamels

this vessel has continuously distinguished herself since her first appearance in enemy waters by her successful and relentless attacks against the enemy and it is believed the Snook undoubtedly was pursuing just such bold and aggressive tactics up until the time she was declared missing

A Prussian Pilot’s Badge in silver

inside of the lid in golden letters " Deutscher Adlerorden I

Germany, Imperial. A Promotion Document Signed By Kaiser Wilhelm Ii United Republic of supplemented by black-and-white photographs(Befrderungsdokument mit Kaiser Wilhelm II Unterschrift). A rare and historically significant promotion document, constructed of off white paper with black ink, featuring a carefully inscribed inscription dedicated to Dr. Theodor Wiegand, a classical archaeologist who conducted extensive excavations of Hellenistic ruins in Greece and the Ottoman Empire from 1894 until 1911 (simultaneously serving as foreign director of the Berlin museums in