A Luftwaffe Pilot’s Badge By C.e. Juncker Auction Archive reverse with a crown flanked

reverse with a crown flanked by "G" and "R" (George V)

112 / Berlin - Pankow" and postmarked New York

Observations at the crash site assessed the extent of the damage to the aircraft as "totally destroyed"

A 1933 Saardeutscher Kriegsopfer und Soldatentag Zweibrücken badge

Karl August in 1782 after first taking up residence there in November 1775 following the success of his first novel

A Luftwaffe Pilot’s Badge By C.e. Juncker Auction Archive reverse with a crown flankedA Luftwaffe Pilotenabzeichen; two piece construction badge in silvered tombac with a silvered wreath and patinated eagle; vertical pinback; marked C. E Junker, Berlin SW on reverse; measuring 52. 23 mm x 63. 41 mm; weighing 44. 8 grams; slightly curved; fine quality badge with fine details, and appealing patina; extremely fine condition. (C: 128)