Wrackteile des Schütte-Lanz Zeppelins SL 11 - photo 1

Wrackteile des Schütte-Lanz Zeppelins SL 11

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Auction dateClassic
27.10.2022 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 835696
Lot 4527 | Wrackteile des Schütte-Lanz Zeppelins SL 11
Teile des Rahmens, der Leitungen und Anschlüsse des bei Cuffly in Hertfortshire, UK, abgeschossenen Zeppelins. Der bei Luftschiffbau Schütte-Lanz gebaute Zeppelin SL 11 des Deutschen Heeres wurde am 3.09.1916 nach einem Angriff auf Albans durch den Leutnant des Royal Flying Corps, William Leefe Robinson, durch Maschinengewehrfeuer abgeschossen, wofür dieser das Victoriakreuz erhielt. Es war das erste deutsche Luftschiff, das über britischem Boden abgeschossen wurde. Die Teile mit zwei Provenienzkärtchen des Londoner Kriegsmuseums und einer Garantiekarte des Britischen Roten Kreuzes, daß der Erlös Verwundeten zugute kommt.
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Assortment of remains from a Zeppelin shot down over Cuffley in Hertfordshire, UK, by British Lieutenant William Leefe Robinson, which earned him the Victoria Cross. On September 3, 1916, the Schütte-Lanze 11 had bombed Albans during the largest German bombing of the war. Robinson, of the Royal Flying Corps, attacked the airship by positioning his plane below the airship and brought it down with machine gun fire. It was the first German airship to be shot down in the UK. The remains consist of six pieces of debris with three provenance cards from the Whitehall Theatre of War London War Museum and one British Red Cross Society card issued with pieces sold to help the wounded at the front.
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