Germany, Imperial. Two Propeller Picture Frames Of A German Imperial Flyer certificate_of_authenticity clasp retains nearly 100% of

clasp retains nearly 100% of original finish

with an Edelweiss flower (representing the Heer) in the center between the date “1940” and a crossed anchor (representing the Kriegsmarine) and propellor (representing the Luftwaffe) on the obverse

the smoldering hulk of USS Asheville

Barth was wounded and received Black Grade wound badge

He was evacuated from the front line for treatment and reported from General Headquarters

Germany, Imperial. Two Propeller Picture Frames Of A German Imperial Flyer certificate_of_authenticity clasp retains nearly 100% ofTwo propellers belonging to a First War period German bi plane, constructed of wood, each featuring a metal tip attached to the propeller via numerous rivets. Each propeller features a small oval cut out with a glass cover on the obverse and a wooden cover on the reverse, with a first war period photograph depicting a flyer in his black leather greatcoat. One propeller is partially repaired, the other is undamaged; in overall very fine condition.