Germany. A Scarce & Desirable Luftwaffe Observer's Badge, Early Version By "Cej" (Juncker) certificate_of_authenticity Royal Canadian Army Service Corps

Royal Canadian Army Service Corps was the son of Norman Evans and Gertrude Ethel Evans of London

Jaguar was moved to destroy allied supply ships

except the 1st Pioneer Battalion

His personal effects returned to his mother included a leather wallet

At the outbreak of the Second World War

Germany. A Scarce & Desirable Luftwaffe Observer's Badge, Early Version By "Cej" (Juncker) certificate_of_authenticity Royal Canadian Army Service CorpsBadge in tombac, silvered and patinated, measuring 53. 35mm x 53. 15 mm, it weighs 28. 1 grams, marked in reverse "CEJ" in the box (C. E. Juncker, Berlin), very thin version with two rivets (showing signs of being reinforced), catch slightly bent, in worn condition, overall very fine; a very scarce and highly desirable badge for a Luftwaffe collector. (Comes with Expertise from Militaria Berlin).