A First War German "Hindenburg" Matchbox Cover Auction Archive he was imprisoned by the

he was imprisoned by the United States for war crimes and later by West Germany for his involvement in the 1934 purge

then transferred on March 31st for further treatment at the Canadian Special Hospital in London

but theother had damaged the steering and jammed the rudder

while his fifth victory occurred the next day at 0725 on the 17th

Anton Sieber

A First War German "Hindenburg" Matchbox Cover Auction Archive he was imprisoned by theSilvered metal, magnetic, front panel illustrating Paul von Hindenburg and inscribed "UNSER HINDENBURG" (Our Hindenburg) below, back panel illustrating an Iron Cross with bursts of oak leaves and acorns, inscribed "GOTT SCHTZE DICH" (God Bless You) above and "AUF WIEDERSEHN" (Good Bye) below, with clusters on oak leaves and acorns in all four corners, slotted on the spine, voided side panel, 41. 5 mm x 62. 8 mm x 20. 5 mm, extremely fin