A First War Bavarian Pilot's Badge; Type I By Karl Pöllath, Schrobenhausen Archive but nothing of a serious

but nothing of a serious nature

he trained Swedish soldiers in modern ski technology during the Second World War and also carried out secret surveillance mission on skis in the area around Narvik in April 1940

This was a significant accomplishment for these airmen as RAF bomber losses in the war were staggeringly high

with a paper visor and coarse cotton

1901-02 King's South Africa Medal to the Royal Scots - South Africa 1901 and 1902

A First War Bavarian Pilot's Badge; Type I By Karl Pöllath, Schrobenhausen Archive but nothing of a seriousIn silver, hollow version, weighing 24. 8 mm grams, marked "800" (silver) and maker marked "KARL PLLATH SCHROBENHAUSEN" on the reverse, measuring 44. 7 mm x 69. 5 mm, vertical pinback, two vent holes, exhibiting wear from period use, very fine.