With the exception of some visible damage on the right lower wing this captured L.V.G. C.II looks immaculate.It is given that the machine was captured in the neighbourhood of Lunéville - when it had bombed the town - on 10 January 1916.
The exposition was on the Place Léopold in the centre of Lunéville. The town was then probably very near the front line.
Mark the two horses standing at the fuselage side, which have slept the machine to its exhibition place at the Place Léopold.
I could not find no more information on the bombing raid on Lunéville at 10 January 1916.
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