Germany, Third Reich. A 1935 Hugo Junkers Commemorative Silver Medallion, By The Bavarian Mint GTRexclude the reverse of the tunic

the reverse of the tunic presents a central vertical tail skirt vent measuring 26 cm with two ornamental buttons to the top edge and an additional two buttons to the bottom edge

Krupp gave it to the King of Prussia

on loop for suspension - marked “100” for “Rudolf Wächtler & Lange of Mittweida”

He is noted as having examined the Second Kumar in March 1905

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Germany, Third Reich. A 1935 Hugo Junkers Commemorative Silver Medallion, By The Bavarian Mint GTRexclude the reverse of the tunic(Hugo Junkers Gedenkmnze in Silber). Constructed of silver, the obverse bearing a raised and rightward facing profile of Professor Hugo Junkers in exceptional detail, circumscribed by name and his passing date of 1935, the reverse bearing a central raised eagle in mid flight, topped by a Junkers Ju 52 style aircraft, circumscribed by an inscription of D. JUNKERSWERKE IN DESSAU SCHPFER, the obverse designer marked K. GOETZ for the firm of Karl Goetz,