An Iron Cross 1939 First Class By C. E. Juncker In Its Original Case Of Issue certificate_of_authenticity His records indicate he served

His records indicate he served with H

apparently set by Russian patriots

in stamped silvered tombac with bronze clip marked NSP

where a Medical Report dated that day indicated that the shrapnel wound in his right calf had healed but there was "pain in (the) leg all the time

The Pilot Badge was one of five badges instituted in November 1916

An Iron Cross 1939 First Class By C. E. Juncker In Its Original Case Of Issue certificate_of_authenticity His records indicate he servedA Iron Cross 1939 First Class; silver frame with a blackened iron core (magnetic, slightly loose); slender banjo style vertical pinback with a barrel hinge and a round wire catch; maker marked L 12 (C. E. Juncker, Berlin) on the reverse; measuring 44. 35 mm x 44. 27 mm; weighing 16. 1 grams; extremely fine condition with light patina. Accompanied by its original case of issue; constructed of heavy pressed paper with a black textured faux leather