Germany, Luftwaffe. An Early Radio Operator Badge, By C. E. Juncker Auction Archive Accompanied by copies of the

Accompanied by copies of the War Diary (mentioning that he was at Arras on June 13

inscribed “OPES REGUM CORDA SUBDITORUM” (Latin - The deeds of the Kings win the hearts of their subjects)

bronze lion clasp on the ribbon)

was on command to London in January 1919 and returned to Canada aboard the S

yellow and blue embroidered backgrounds behind their khaki insignias

Germany, Luftwaffe. An Early Radio Operator Badge, By C. E. Juncker Auction Archive Accompanied by copies of the(Luftwaffe Fliegerschtzenabzeichen im Etui). An early war, "Battle of Britain" period badge, of silvered and patinated nickel silver; the wreath consisting of laurel leaves on the left side of the wreath, and oak leaves on the right side of the wreath, with a mobile swastika on the bottom of the wreath, and an eagle superimposed onto the badge holding lightning bolts in its talons; the reverse plain, with a vertical needle style pinback, a barrel