United Kingdom; Germany, Imperial. A Lusitania Medallion Newly Listed The first four magazines contain

The first four magazines contain twenty-four pages on a white paper stock

housed in a period lightly soiled Army green cloth pouch with snap closure

silver insignia on a silvered bronze and red enamelled base

on a white wool background with a preserved black paper backer

naming his next-of-kin as Edward Fritze of Limoilou

United Kingdom; Germany, Imperial. A Lusitania Medallion Newly Listed The first four magazines containIn gilt iron, magnetic, obverse illustrating the stricken liner sinking, her stern submerged to left while her ram shaped bow, laden with armaments, rises clear of the water (an image contradicting eyewitness accounts which stated that the ship went down bow first, the shape of the bow being a reference to the configuration of warships of the period and possibly a reminder that the British Admiralty had ordered merchant vessels to attempt to ram