Germany, Imperial. A First War Wound Badge Document To Flyer Alfred Lhorstag GTRexclude surface rust on the buckle

surface rust on the buckle

Luftwaffe Officer’s Breast Eagle - Fine quality in two toned silvered bullion wire

‘black’ grade

The insignia is crafted out of machine woven Polizei eagle with stretched-out-wings

He had two brothers and two sisters and enjoyed football

Germany, Imperial. A First War Wound Badge Document To Flyer Alfred Lhorstag GTRexclude surface rust on the buckleThis is a first war German Imperial black grade wound badge Verwundetenabzeichen document presented to Flieger Alfred Lhorstag (Flyer Pilot Alfred Lhorstag). It is dated August 9th, 1918, with a facsimile of the Commanding General of the German Air Force (Luftstreitkrfte), as well as a stamp of his office. It is mounted on a piece of cardstock, measuring 252 mm x 190 mm; extremely fine condition.