A Lot Of Four First War German Aluminum Alloy Serviette Rings Fabricated From Zeppelin Lz 85 Archive with four small brown buttons

with four small brown buttons sewn on the left side facing an equal number of discreetly placed reinforced button holes on the right side

Accompanied by copies of the War Diary for the 12th Battalion

The seal matrix in gilt brass and engraved with a simple design of concentric circles

his first command since leaving C Battery

Ashford accepting the surrender but turning down the sabre

A Lot Of Four First War German Aluminum Alloy Serviette Rings Fabricated From Zeppelin Lz 85 Archive with four small brown buttonsGermany (Imperial); Four serviette rings in aluminum alloy, purportedly fabricated from tubing of the downed Zeppelin LZ 85, each of the rings engraved "ZEPPELIN L 85 SALONIKA MAY 5th 1916", measuring approximately 50 mm (w) x 36. 5 mm (h) each, very fine. Footnote: LZ 85 and LZ 86 were P Class Army Zeppelins and were deployed to the Eastern front. LZ 85 made two successful attacks on Salonika, Greece but during a third raid, it was damaged by fire