Original Imperial German WWI Zeppelin L-49 Pieces in RFC Frame MG 42 Accessories Wood scabbard with brass copper

Wood scabbard with brass copper and gold highlights has a few small dents and dings

which was in fact intended to represent a disguised Christian Cross

Later in 1956 the regiment became known as the Royal Tank Regiment up until disbandment in 1992

The British together with their Dutch and Belgian Allies arrived before the Prussians

Original Imperial German WWI Zeppelin L-49 Pieces in RFC Frame MG 42 Accessories Wood scabbard with brass copperOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a rare piece of World War One history. This item consists of pieces from the Imperial German Zeppelin L 49 which, on October 19, 1917 was forced to land at Bourbonne les Baines, and so became the first German airship captured intact. The pieces are framed above which reads in hand writing: Pieces of Zeppelin L49 which crashed near Bourbonne les Baines in France following a raid on England on October 19, 1917. The