Germany, Weimar Republic. A Von Hünefeld & Hermann Köhl First Transatlantic Flight Medal 1928 Auction Carman received his Long Service
Description
Carman received his Long Service Medal by General Order 53 in 1917
5 mm (h) x 81 mm (h) inclusive of its Imperial crown suspension
as well as a knot with a single longitudinal acorn and a loop on the bottom end
there is an embroidered label sewn in place in the collar inscribed "Lined with EARL-GLO rayon"
Lightly soiled
Germany, Weimar Republic. A Von Hünefeld & Hermann Köhl First Transatlantic Flight Medal 1928 Auction Carman received his Long ServiceIn silver, maker marked "MNZAMT WIEN", marked with an "A" in a circle (made in Vienna) and "835" (silver) on the edge, obverse illustrating the left facing busts of Ehrenfried Gnther Freiherr von Hnefeld and Hermann Khl, inscribed "VON HNEFELD" at the left, "HERMANN KOHL" at the right and "13. APRIL 1928." below, reverse illustrating the Junkers W 33 aircraft Bremen flying westward across the Atlantic Ocean, surrounded by the inscription "ALLEN
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