Germany, Imperial. A Prussian Pilot’s Badge In Silver, By C.e. Juncker United Republic of then transferred to the West

then transferred to the West Cliff Canadian Eye & Ear Hospital at Folkestone in mid-February

(Deutsche Verdienstmedaille des Deutsche Adlers)

measuring 59 mm (w) x 40 mm (h)

with unusual replacement wreath suspension in place of the star and crescent

Footnote: Herbert "Jack" Tarr was born May 20

Germany, Imperial. A Prussian Pilot’s Badge In Silver, By C.e. Juncker United Republic of then transferred to the West(Preussisches Flugzeugfhrerabzeichen). In hollow silver, the obverse with a central monoplane flying over a rural landscape, inside an oval oak and laurel leaf wreath, tied together by a bow at the bottom, adorned by a German State Crown at the top, the reverse plain, with a vertical pinback, a barrel hinge, a round wire catch, and a breather hole directly below the catch, marked C. E. Juncker, Berlin with a crescent moon and 800 silver marking on the