Bavaria, Kingdom. A Pilot’s Badge In Silver, With Stickpin And Case, By Karl Poellath Of Schrobenhausen certificate_of_authenticity Gungl was paid by the

Gungl was paid by the paymaster of the duty station with the (difficult to decipher) Feldpost number 21481 or 21431

Ottoman Empire: Multi-piece construction

in turn bearing a black mobile swastika

The battle took place in Manila Bay in the Philippines

Bavaria, Kingdom. A Pilot’s Badge In Silver, With Stickpin And Case, By Karl Poellath Of Schrobenhausen certificate_of_authenticity Gungl was paid by theA very desirable complete Bavarian Flyers badge consisting of an ovular badge constructed of silver ,the obverse centre bears the image of a right flying plane over a hilly country side town, encompassed by a wreath of half oak leaves and half laurel leaves tied with a ribbon in a bow at the bottom and topped with a crown, the reverse bears the maker mark KARL POELLATH SCHROBENHAUSEN SILBER in the centre encompassed by rays, with a vertical pinback