Original War Damaged Plaque Commemorating WWI U-Boat Ace Otto Weddingen Availability_Both Longitude and latitude are numbered

Longitude and latitude are numbered in a border around the map

The receiver ring is marked 41

• Binder containing historical documents including

Many other British Gun Makers copied the new rifle but Ezekiel Baker was the master

the Joslyn Fire Arms Company of Stonington

Original War Damaged Plaque Commemorating WWI U-Boat Ace Otto Weddingen Availability_Both Longitude and latitude are numberedOriginal 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.