Original War Damaged Plaque Commemorating WWI U-Boat Ace Otto Weddingen Availability_Both On 13 April the column

On 13 April the column was strafed by four Spitfires near Dannenberg

Like the American M3 knife and the related bayonets

Now make it a cracking display gun with this solid aluminum display non-firing receiver that comes with a nicely parkerised finish

The receiver ring is marked 41

• Binder containing historical documents including

Original War Damaged Plaque Commemorating WWI U-Boat Ace Otto Weddingen Availability_Both On 13 April the columnOriginal Item: One Only. Otto Weddingen joined the Imperial German Navy in 1901, having grown up in Herford, Westphalia, and was given the command of one of Germany's very first U boats, U 9, (Submarines) in 1910. Upon the outbreak of WW1 on September 22nd, U 9 with Otto Weddingen in command encountered three British Cruisers in the North Sea, and sank all three with the use of torpedoes. These were H. M. S ABOUKIR, H. M. S. HOGUE and H. M. S. CRESSY.