Germany Transatlantic Flight Bremen Kaiser-927 Plane SP 65 PCGS Ag medal 1928

Germany 1928 Transatlantic Flight Bremen commemorative silvered medal celebrates one of the most important aviation milestones of the interwar period — the legendary east-to-west Atlantic crossing completed by the aircraft Bremen. The obverse presents four overlapping male profiles in strong sculptural relief, portraying figures connected with the famous expedition. The portraits display detailed facial features, aviation caps, winter headgear, collars, and uniform elements executed in elegant Art Deco style. Around the rim runs the inscription “FITZ MAURICE VON HUNEFELD KOHL,” framed by a fine dotted border and decorative separators. The reverse depicts the Bremen monoplane flying through dramatic clouds above the ocean, symbolizing technological progress, courage, and long-distance navigation. The surrounding inscription reads “EIN WILLE EINE TAT EIN SIEG BREMEN 13 APRIL 1928,” commemorating the successful transatlantic flight and its historic date.

This medal honors aviation pioneer Ehrenfried Günther Freiherr von Hünefeld and pilot Hermann Köhl, whose daring Atlantic journey became a landmark achievement in international aviation history. Certified PCGS SP65, the piece combines historical importance, attractive dark toning, and outstanding collectible appeal. A remarkable addition for collectors of German medals, aviation memorabilia, Art Deco exonumia, and early flight history.

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