Two Pieces Of German War Casualty Identification Auction Archive The Zeppelin plunged into the

The Zeppelin plunged into the sea a mile from the Kentish Knock Lightship shortly after midnight

stamped "A

and '1801' has also been contemporarily engraved on clasp facing and reverse of exergue

Frank DiPalma survived the crash and was found walking away from the wreckage by some Franciscan Monks and was hidden in the Huize Assisi

Two Pieces Of German War Casualty Identification Auction Archive The Zeppelin plunged into theTwo Pieces of War Wounded Identification of Franz Heimann the first gives him access to the express line in government offices, it was issued on September 14th, 1944, and was valid until the end of 1947. 149 x 116 mm with the swastika taped over, but in relatively fine condition. The second ID afforded him the use of special use of compartments on trains specially reserved for those wounded in war, also valid until 1947. Also 149 x 116 mm with the