Germany, Luftwaffe. An Observer’s Badge By C.e. Juncker, “Thin Wreath” Version certificate_of_authenticity the obverse consisting of a

the obverse consisting of a German national eagle clutching a sword and Stielhandgranate (stalk hand grande) in its talons over top of an oak wreath

before transferring to the 9th Battalion of Carabineers

A third reich period KDF (Kraft durch Freude/Strength Through Joy) Gau Franken Celebration badge

" It was also suggested that if and when Miller received a pilot's licence

8) The preliminary Iron Cross 2nd Class certificate is named to Fahnenjunker (Officer Cadet) and Unteroffizier (NCO) Dammaß of the 1st Company of Pionier Battalion No

Germany, Luftwaffe. An Observer’s Badge By C.e. Juncker, “Thin Wreath” Version certificate_of_authenticity the obverse consisting of a(Beobachterabzeichen). Institued on 26. 3. 1936. (Issued 1936 1945). Constructed of tombac, with a richly detailed, narrow version oak wreath bearing a stylized J 1 type Luftwaffe eagle clutching a hand filed mobile swastika, the reverse presents with a barrel hinge accommodating a vertical pinback with a rounded tip meeting a round wire catch, two rivets at the top half of the wreath securely hold the obverse eagle in position, maker marked C. J.