Prussia. A Pilot's Badge By Carl Dilenius, C.1915 Archive each with two rows of

each with two rows of silver bullion wire and bluish-gray embroidered uppers

along with a period post card

no cracking or flaking to enamels

He was invalided to England and admitted to Kitchener General Hospital at Brighton on December 4th

After nine months in France

Prussia. A Pilot's Badge By Carl Dilenius, C.1915 Archive each with two rows ofA fine quality example of a Prussian Pilots Badge (Flugzugfhrer) badge; in silvered tombac; hollow construction, with fine details; standard pilots badge motif within a wreath consisting of oak and laurel leaves; a bow on the bottom with a Prussian crown on the top; vertical pinback with a barrel hinge and a round wire catch; with two breather holes; maker marked in the form of a square on the pin for Carl Dilenius; measuring 44. 6mm x 72. 0mm;