A 1937 Letter From The Luftwaffe Sales Department Concerning A Civilian Pilot’s Badge GTRexclude which was clearly impressed with

which was clearly impressed with the role aviation had played in the Great War

The eagle shows nice detailing and is nicely convexed to fit the contours of the shako and is secured by two threaded screwposts with retaining nuts that are visible in the interior

and Imperial Counsellor (Geheimrat) (December 1914)

in original brown case of issue

India General Service Medal 1849-95 - Hazara

A 1937 Letter From The Luftwaffe Sales Department Concerning A Civilian Pilot’s Badge GTRexclude which was clearly impressed withMeasuring 210x295mm, near extremely fine condition with multiple folding creases, some scuffing, and two punched holes. The letter is dated to August 10, 1937 and sent as a reply to an original inquiry from two days prior by a Flieger bungsstellenleiter (pilot training site leader), H. Wendel in Erfurt (eastern Germany). Apparently Wendel had asked to buy a Civilian Pilots Badge from the Luftwaffe sales department. They in turn now ask him to send a