The L Kp N 101 Netzkopjhaube net or mesh flying helmet was one of the most popular Luftwaffe flying helmets of the war
Constructed of silvered bronze with midnight blue and white enamels in the form of a single seagull (indicating Gliding Proficiency Level A)
III Class Knight (Ordre du Mérite Touristique
Dietl was wounded four times during the First War and received a Wound Badge (1914) in Silver
studying the history of their makers and identifying marks they may have used
United Kingdom. A Crimea Medal 1854-1856, To J. Willsmer, H.m.s. Tribune GTRexclude The L Kp N 1011 Clasp SEBASTOPOL (J. WILLSMER, H. M. S. TRIBUNE.). Naming is officially impressed. Edge nicks, bruised, contact marks overall, replacement ribbon, near very fine.