Pilots Badge - Juncker Newly Listed he attested for the Royal
Description
he attested for the Royal Engineers at Devonport on 8 May 1871
the Squadron moved to Villers Bretonneux and worked on the front from Peronne southwards
numbered on the edge
31 mm x 38
to officially unveil the Soldiers Memorial Monument near the foot of Clifton Hill
Pilots Badge - Juncker Newly Listed he attested for the RoyalPilots Badge Very good early quality badge in tombac, silvered wreath, burnished eagle, marked on reverse C. E. JUNCKER BERLIN SW, very good early quality, heavy badge, weighs 45. 0 grams, very good details, nice pleasing patina, in very fine condition.
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