Original German Hindenburg Disaster Chief Rigger Ludwig Knorr Town of Kohren-Sahlis Honorary Citizenship Award with Bronze German Desk Eagle on Marble Base Dated March 8th, 1937, Two Months Prior to Disaster MG 34 Feed Assembly The sweatband is a post

The sweatband is a post war replacement

The men expected a transfer to take part in the invasion of Puerto Rico

"ddx" represents Voigtlander & Sons

and the Belgian Croix de Guerre with an oak leaf device

Internals worn with mainspring in place but without a good cleaning the rifle will not currently hold on half cock

Original German Hindenburg Disaster Chief Rigger Ludwig Knorr Town of Kohren-Sahlis Honorary Citizenship Award with Bronze German Desk Eagle on Marble Base Dated March 8th, 1937, Two Months Prior to Disaster MG 34 Feed Assembly The sweatband is a postOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an outstanding Honorary Citizenship award or Ehrenbrgerwrde presented by the town of Kohren Sahlis, Saxony, Germany to Alexander Heinrich Ludwig Knorr, or Ludwig Knorr on March 8th, 1937. Two months later, on May 6th, 1937, Knorr was serving as Chief Rigger aboard the LZ 129 Hindenburg, a German commercial passenger carrying rigid airship, when it caught fire and was destroyed during its attempt to dock with its