Prussia, State. A Pilot's Badge, Type 5 By C. E Juncker Of Berlin Hold with scattered bubbling in the

with scattered bubbling in the paint and surface wear

It was the largest land-based transport aircraft of the Second War

AFC and was later re-opened on October 26th

Mills was documented in the "London Gazette" of December 9

Prussia, State. A Pilot's Badge, Type 5 By C. E Juncker Of Berlin Hold with scattered bubbling in theA fine quality example of a Prussian Pilots Badge (Flugzugfhrer) badge; in silvered tombac; hollow; with fine details; standard pilots badge motive within a wreath consisting of oak and laurel leaves; a bow on the bottom with a Prussian crown on the top; vertical pinback with a barrel hinge and a single breather hole underneath the round wire catch; measuring 71. 37 mm x 45. 60 mm; weighing 24. 1 grams; better than extremely fine condition.