Germany, Imperial. A Prussian Air Gunner’s Badge, c. 1925 Hold ” The tan-coloured leather sweatband

” The tan-coloured leather sweatband is perforated along the front edge with five tiny rows of ventilation holes

Type VI (1936-1976) (Orden del Mérito Militar con Distinción Roja (Servicio de Guerra)): in bronze gilt with red

le 230ème d'Artie

depicting high ranking German Officers

when he suffered a severe gun shot wound (shrapnel) to the chest and face on September 15

Germany, Imperial. A Prussian Air Gunner’s Badge, c. 1925 Hold ” The tan-coloured leather sweatband(Fliegerschtzen Abzeichen). Constructed of silvered brass, the obverse consisting of an oval laurel and oak leaf wreath, joined together at the bottom by ribbon, topped by a German State Crown, surrounding a central German national eagle clutching a bullseye target while in mid flight, the reverse with a raised narrow barrel hinge and vertical pinback meeting a flat wire catch, unmarked, measuring 45. 53 mm (w) x 71. 05 mm (h), weighing 11. 1 grams,