A Prussian Pilot’s Badge; Type 4 By C. E. Juncker Of Berlin Newly Listed suspended from a pinback hanger

suspended from a pinback hanger illustrating a spread-winged eagle flanked by seven stars on the left and six stars on the right

Hughes claims to have met and corresponded with many British

belonging to Reuter Karl

with the beginning of November 1902 having him transferring to the Corps of Lancers of the Line and posted to the 9th Lancers

Naming on both is officially impressed

A Prussian Pilot’s Badge; Type 4 By C. E. Juncker Of Berlin Newly Listed suspended from a pinback hangerA fine quality manufacture textbook example of a Prussian Pilots Badge by a desirable maker; in silver (marked 800 on the reverse); semi broad vertical pinback with functional hinge catch assembly; hollow construction with the breather hole beneath the catch; Juncker trademark slits in the Prussian crown; measuring 71. 36 mm x 45. 93 mm; weighing 29. 3 grams; light patina; in extremely fine condition. (C: 131)