Germany, Imperial. Two Reichsmarine Navy Pilot Military Id Booklets To Unter-Leutnant Martin Sorge (Ek2) Archive all four pins intact on

all four pins intact on the reverse with its steel plate cover

trumpet and manuscript decorated with a wreath in the centre

with an Army eagle at the far left and an artillery piece at the far right of the banner and fullers on both sides

A NSRL (Nationalsozialistischer Reichsbund für Leibesübungen/National Social League of the Reich for Physical Exercise) proficiency stick pin

A cased Honour Cross of the World War 1914/1918/Das Ehrenkreuz des Weltkriegs 1914/1918

Germany, Imperial. Two Reichsmarine Navy Pilot Military Id Booklets To Unter-Leutnant Martin Sorge (Ek2) Archive all four pins intact onMeasuring 85x140mm, near very fine condition with some scuffing and fraying, and some damage to the spines. Footnote: Martin August Heinrich Wilhelm Sorge was born on November 10, 1891 in Uelzen (Lower Saxony). He was a pilot in the German Imperial Navy, specifically the I. Seeflieger Abteilung (1st Naval Aviator Detachment) of the Baltic Sea. Sorge began his service in April of 1910. It ended after three years. During this time he was promoted once,