He signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (16924) with the 7th Infantry Battalion "1st British Columbia Regiment"
an outstanding enameled white four-armed cross in silver gilt
who suffered from haemophilia
with three adjustable straps bearing magnetic metal buckles to affix the entire setup to the wearer
between October and December of 1940
Germany, Weimar Republic. A Luftstreitkräfte Veteran’s Badge By Deschler & Sohn Archive He signed his Attestation Paper(Ehemalige Angehriger der Fliegertruppen Mitgliedsabzeichen). Constructed of silvered bronze, vertical pinback, the obverse consisting of an oval laurel wreathed, joined together at the bottom by blue painted ribbon, topped by a Cross Patte, with a central biplane flying over a rural landscape, above an inscription of EHEM. ANGE. DER FLIEGER TRIPPEN, the reverse maker marked 24 mm (w) x 35 mm (h), minor oxidation and loss of paint evident, in overall