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Vivate band, atlas binding, elongated stripe, black print on white semi-silk. “Vivat our navy!” Presentation of an Iron Cross, followed by text “for captain and crew U 9/captain’s lieutenant Otto Weddige.” Portrait of von Weddige in a roundel wreath (chest pattern, half profile). Among them, drawn ships (English armored cruiser HMS Aboukir, HMS Hogue and HMS Cressy) and quote from “Was Ihr Wollt” by William Shakespeare, 5th elevator, 1st appearance. Under the text drawing by David with the SteinUnter. Finally, “Zum Besten des Rothen Abschließend” and information about the publishing house. 1st volume. The designer was Cornelia Parzka-Wagner. Located in the scrapbook (Z0059837). (On September 22, 1914, the U 9 sank under the command of captain’s lieutenant Otto Weddige, about 50 km north of Hoek van Holland, successively the three English armored cruisers HMS Aboukir, HMS Hogue and HMS Cressy.)
Museum of City History Leipzig
Title: Vivatband
Description:
Vivate band, atlas binding, elongated stripe, black print on white semi-silk.
“Vivat our navy!” Presentation of an Iron Cross, followed by text “for captain and crew U 9/captain’s lieutenant Otto Weddige.
” Portrait of von Weddige in a roundel wreath (chest pattern, half profile).
Among them, drawn ships (English armored cruiser HMS Aboukir, HMS Hogue and HMS Cressy) and quote from “Was Ihr Wollt” by William Shakespeare, 5th elevator, 1st appearance.
Under the text drawing by David with the SteinUnter.
Finally, “Zum Besten des Rothen Abschließend” and information about the publishing house.
1st volume.
The designer was Cornelia Parzka-Wagner.
Located in the scrapbook (Z0059837).
(On September 22, 1914, the U 9 sank under the command of captain’s lieutenant Otto Weddige, about 50 km north of Hoek van Holland, successively the three English armored cruisers HMS Aboukir, HMS Hogue and HMS Cressy.
).