Germany, Luftwaffe. A General der Flieger Collar Tab Hold A fine textbook example of

A fine textbook example of this very desirable First War Prussian Pilot’s Commemorative badge by this very desirable maker

Footnote: Killed in Action November 11th 1917

along with a green enameled partial oak and laurel wreath as well as silver gilt crossed swords between the arms of the cross

He was stationed with the 2nd Canadian Infantry Reinforcement Unit on September 16

connected at the bottom by a raised inscription of “DEUTSCHER JUGENDMEISTER” (“GERMAN YOUTH CHAMPION”

Germany, Luftwaffe. A General der Flieger Collar Tab Hold A fine textbook example of(Luftwaffe Kragenspiegel fr General der Flieger). Constructed of white wool with a buckram core, trimmed fine twisted and rolled gold bullion wire piping, the obverse bearing three gold bullion wire gulls, situated within an oval oak leaf wreath of identical construction, unmarked, measuring 55 mm (w) x 60 mm (l), demonstrating minor soiling and material fatigue, in uniform removed and extremely fine condition.