ID 947858
Lot 3427 | Nachlass des Luftschiffers Leopold Berliner vom Luftschiffer-Bataillon Nr. 5
Estimate value
€ 1 300
Mit dem Ausbruch des Ersten Weltkrieges musste das Verkehrsluftschiff LZ 11 an das deutsche Heer abgegeben werden und diente dort als Schulschiff. Am 8.10.1915 wurde es beim Einhallen auf dem Luftschiffhafen Liegnitz zerstört.
Provenienz: Direkt aus Familienbesitz.
An estate of the airship crew member Leopold Berliner of the Airship Battalion No. 5
Military pass of the merchant and airship crew member Leopold Berliner, born 1880, with service entry date 23 August 1915 and stamp (tr.) "Substitute division of Airship Battalion No. 5". Comes with two leave passes and a certificate as orderly. Also, the award document (glued on cardboard) for the (tr.) "Cross of Honour for Non-Combatants" (3 July 1935) and letter of congratulations on his 50th birthday (24 March 1930). Furthermore, four photographs (pasted on cardboard) with uniform portrait of Leopold Berliner and airship crew Z IV as well as two modern photocopies of documents. Also included are an original piece of the finely woven outer skin of Zeppelin LZ 11 "Viktoria Luise", dimensions unfolded ca. 48 x 59 cm, with old inscription (tr.) "Viktoria Luise crashed during landing". Partly damaged, traces of age. Unique estate, extremely rare.
When Word War I broke out, the commercial airship LZ 11 had to be handed over to the German army, where it served as a training airship. On 8 October 1915, it was destroyed while being placed in its hangar at the Liegnitz airship station.
Provenance: From the family estate.
Condition: II
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