A First War Prussian Pilot’s Badge By C. E. Juncker Of Berlin Archive The German fired a white

The German fired a white light upon which the anti-aircraft gun fire ceased and the hostile machine then opened fire with his machine-gun

bronze with light blue

obverse with three conjoined circles illustrating the German coat-of-arms

facing two black finished magnetic metal buttons just inside the opening on the left side

It was noted on October 11th

A First War Prussian Pilot’s Badge By C. E. Juncker Of Berlin Archive The German fired a whiteA very fine example of a Prussian Pilots (Flugzeugfhrer) badge; in stamped silver; hollow; with very fine details; the obverse with a standard pilots badge motive within a wreath consisting of oak and laurel leaves, with a bow on the bottom of the wreath, ordained by the Prussian crown at the top; vertical needle pinback, with a barrel hinge and a round wire catch; breather hole directly below the catch; maker marked C. E. Juncker, Berlin, with a