A First War German Pilot's Badge; Unmarked Juncker; Type 6 Hold Accompanied by four negatives with

Accompanied by four negatives with photos of Lieutenant Walter Creasy in uniform and extensive paperwork containing one hundred and ninety-seven pages with copies of Lieutenant Walter Creasy's Index Cards

for Belfort on July 4th 1815 as Captain in the Engineer Corps

second badge twice inscribed "U

proved entirely true

3 Repair Depot in Vancouver (December 12

A First War German Pilot's Badge; Unmarked Juncker; Type 6 Hold Accompanied by four negatives withPilot's badge in silver plated brass, it weighs 26. 9 grams, hollow center, with typical characteristics of maker C. E. Juncker, Berlin, known as "Type 66", with excellent details and fine old patina, slightly worn, in extremely fine condition.