A Fine Quality First War Prussian Pilot’s Badge By C. E. Juncker In Its Original Case Of Issue Hold measuring 45 x 70mm

measuring 45 x 70mm

He eventually died from his wounds eleven months after the battle

page 13571 while with the 2nd Infantry Battalion "Eastern Ontario Regiment"

With brass trim and a detailed Austrian eagle

marked “Gau Goblenz-Trier

A Fine Quality First War Prussian Pilot’s Badge By C. E. Juncker In Its Original Case Of Issue Hold measuring 45 x 70mmA fine quality textbook example of a first war Prussian Pilots (Flugzeugfhrer) badge; in silver (marked 800 for silver content, with the standard crescent moon); hollow construction; the obverse with the standard pilots badge motive with very fine details within a wreath consisting of oak and laurel leaves; a bow on the bottom with a Prussian crown at the top; vertical pinback with a barrel hinge and a single breather hole underneath the round wire