Germany, Weimar Republic. A Von Hünefeld & Hermann Köhl First Transatlantic Flight Medal 1928 Auction Archive marked "AMICO" and maker marked

marked "AMICO" and maker marked "GEMSCO" respectively along with "STERLING" on their reverses

one is name engraved "DAVID A

Royal Canadian Navy insignia on the guard

Constructed of gilded bronze with multi-coloured enamels

After 159 days of training

Germany, Weimar Republic. A Von Hünefeld & Hermann Köhl First Transatlantic Flight Medal 1928 Auction Archive marked "AMICO" and maker markedIn silver, maker marked "MNZAMT WIEN", marked with an "A" in a circle (made in Vienna) and "835" (silver) on the edge, obverse illustrating the left facing busts of Ehrenfried Gnther Freiherr von Hnefeld and Hermann Khl, inscribed "VON HNEFELD" at the left, "HERMANN KOHL" at the right and "13. APRIL 1928." below, reverse illustrating the Junkers W 33 aircraft Bremen flying westward across the Atlantic Ocean, surrounded by the inscription "ALLEN