United States. An Aviator's Wings With Id Tag To A.b. Babbitt, C.1918 Newly Listed Instituted 1893 by Wilhelm II

Instituted 1893 by Wilhelm II of Württemberg

credited with having served 21 years and 311 days

pinned with a pebbled magnetic metal button

a central “W” cipher and the date “1914” on the 6 o’clock arm

having been given a choice by Britain and France: accept the terms or resist the Nazis on their own

United States. An Aviator's Wings With Id Tag To A.b. Babbitt, C.1918 Newly Listed Instituted 1893 by Wilhelm IIWings are post war production, unmarked, 17. 8 mm x 70. 8 mm, horizontal pinback); and Army Air Force Pilot's Bracelet (Gold name plate, weighing 11 grams inclusive of its silver gilt chain, obverse engraved with an Army Air Force Pilot`s Badge above the name "A. B. Babbitt", reverse engraved "Aereco Flying Service Fort Wayne, Ind.", 13 mm x 42 mm, on a wrist chain with functioning closure). Light contact, near extremely fine.