Germany, Weimar. A Kriegerverein Badge, 1929 GTRexclude The visor exhibits crazing overall

The visor exhibits crazing overall and has a scratch in the leather

When the Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service merged to form the Royal Air Force on April 1

credited with having served in the United Kingdom

by Viennese maker Rothe (hallmarked “FR” and “AA” on a ring - and also marked with “Gemsenkopf” mark for 18Kt

Germany, Weimar. A Kriegerverein Badge, 1929 GTRexclude The visor exhibits crazing overall(Tagabzeichen). A bronzed zink badge commemorating the 55th Kriegerverein festival in Strawalchen on 7 July 1929, the obverse presents an embossed edelweiss and 55 GRNDUNGS U. WIEDERSEHENS FEST D. KRIEGER U. VETER. VER. STRASSWALCHEN, the reverse presents a vertical pinback, unmarked, measuring 25 mm (w) x 34 mm (h), and in very fine condition.