Bavaria. A First War Bavarian Pilot’s Badge By Karl Poellath Of Schrobenhausen Newly Listed date marked "D" (1939) and

date marked "D" (1939) and maker marked "J

He was struck off the Overseas Military Forces of Canada on September 6

The numbers were bolstered after the Wehrmacht Invasion of the Balkans

Afterwards he worked for the famous Junkers airplane company

typically calling at Seattle

Bavaria. A First War Bavarian Pilot’s Badge By Karl Poellath Of Schrobenhausen Newly Listed date marked "D" (1939) andAn example of fine quality manufacture c. 1916 17 issue Bavarian Pilots (Flugzeugfhrer) badge; in silver (marked silber); hallow construction; with very fine details; the obverse with a standard pilots badge motive within a wreath, with laurel leaves towards the left side of the wreath, and oak leaves towards the right side of the wreath, separated by a bow on the bottom of the wreath, ordained by the Bavarian crown at the top; the reverse with a