A First War Prussian Pilot's Commemorative Badge By Juncker; Published Example certificate_of_authenticity with a green centrepiece and

with a green centrepiece and on a green ribbon designating Special Services)

000 feet attacked an Albatros (small type) which was crossing over our lines towards Armentieries

In this capacity

The 169th Battalion sailed October 17

describing his visit to the Chantilly area of France on November 10th

A First War Prussian Pilot's Commemorative Badge By Juncker; Published Example certificate_of_authenticity with a green centrepiece andIn silver plated brass, hollow center, 45. 16mm x 71. 48mm , weighs 24. 6 grams, unmarked, but textbook badge by C. E. Juncker, Berlin; silver plating worn off, in very fine condition. (Illustrated on page 286, Carsten Baldes "Aircrew Badges and Honor Prizes of the Flying Troops").