A Imperial German Pilot's Badge; Unmarked Juncker & Published Example Hold but it has also been

but it has also been claimed that English manufacturers or Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus produced porcelain first

as he was not eligible for it

1885 and they stayed for almost three months

WWI 112th Battalion "Nova Scotia Overseas Battalion" Insignia CEF - Cap Badge (pickled brass

A Imperial German Pilot's Badge; Unmarked Juncker & Published Example Hold but it has also beenBadge by Juncker (type V), in silvered brass, with cut out crown which is typical of this maker, 45. 79mm x 72. 13mm, weighs 26. 4 grams, with hollow center, circa 1917 period manufacture, in worn condition, very fine. (Illustrated on page 180, Carsten Baldes "Aircrew Badges and Honor Prizes of the Flying Troops").