Germany, Luftwaffe. A Rare Glider Pilot Badge Award Document To Flieger Richard Schelp, C.1941 Archive inscribed "EXPOSITION UNIVERSALLE" above and

inscribed "EXPOSITION UNIVERSALLE" above and "1889" between the man and woman

"Investiture of the Knights Commanders of the Order

German - I mean French

to a range of 7

40 hours in the air

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Rare Glider Pilot Badge Award Document To Flieger Richard Schelp, C.1941 Archive inscribed "EXPOSITION UNIVERSALLE" above and(Verleihungsurkunde fr Segelflugzeugfhrer). An award document to Flieger Richard Schelp stating that he completed the Glider Pilot course and was awarded the badge numbered 86560, dated 6 September 1941, signed in black ink by the General der Flieger, measuring 20. 9 cm (w) x 29. 55 cm (h), presents several folding creases, and in very fine condition. Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity by Craig Gottlieb Militaria.