A Scarce Army Paratrooper Badge Type Ii By Juncker certificate_of_authenticity with no conscious thought of

with no conscious thought of any distinction between himself and his fellow students

The leather washer has hardened

from the estate of Medic NCO and paratrooper Hugo Dambach

August 1914 to October 1915 aboard Maidstone

in the Fall of 1919

A Scarce Army Paratrooper Badge Type Ii By Juncker certificate_of_authenticity with no conscious thought ofArmy Paratrooper Badge, Type II by Juncker in silvered and gilded aluminum, 2nd pattern, 41. 4mm(w) x 54. 65mm(h), weighs 11. 6 grams, catch at the bottom reverse had been War time repaired replaced, with a flat wire catch usually found on the zinc Juncker Army Para Badge; reverse of the badge hand scratched F S 4, presumably wearers initials and the unit; worn badge, retaining over 95% of original finish, in very fine condition; scarce.