Yugoslavia, Kingdom. An Army Air Service Observer's & Navigator's Badge, By Karnet-Kisely Auction 203 mm x 252 mm

203 mm x 252 mm

mounted to its original triangular military ribbon with hook and eye)

the obverse with a circular enameled medallion depicting a hand-painted Brandenburg crowned eagle

Paul Meybauer of Berlin only began supplying Iron Crosses in 1917

marked "925" (silver) and date marked "A10" (1975) on the underside of the hinge

Yugoslavia, Kingdom. An Army Air Service Observer's & Navigator's Badge, By Karnet-Kisely Auction 203 mm x 252 mmSilver, marked "900" (silver), maker marked "KK" (by Czechoslovak manufacturer Karnet Kisely) and with very low number stamped "15" on the reverse, 50. 3 mm x 66. 3 mm, dual screw backs (one retaining nut missing), light contact and surface wear, very fine. A scarce badge.