A First War Prussian Pilot’s Badge By C. E. Juncker Of Berlin Archive with buckle marked J

with buckle marked J

facing two black finished magnetic metal buttons just inside the opening on the left side

with many eyewitness reports lending support

that he was not married and that his trade was that of Mechanic (also acknowledged later as an Electrician)

Post-WWI Royal Canadian Corps of Signals Collar Tab Pair -  Blackened copper

A First War Prussian Pilot’s Badge By C. E. Juncker Of Berlin Archive with buckle marked JA very fine example of a Prussian Pilots (Flugzeugfhrer) badge; in stamped silver; hollow; with very fine details; the obverse with a standard pilots badge motive within a wreath consisting of oak and laurel leaves, with a bow on the bottom of the wreath, ordained by the Prussian crown at the top; vertical needle pinback, with a barrel hinge and a round wire catch; breather hole directly below the catch; maker marked C. E. Juncker, Berlin, with a