Prussia. An Imperial First War Observer’s Badge, By C. E. Juncker Of Berlin Buy Now The blade well marked

The blade well marked

He was in France for twenty days

despite heavy casualties and being low on supplies

scattered gilt wear exposing the metal base on the helmet and the underlying bronze-coloured wash overall

Prussia. An Imperial First War Observer’s Badge, By C. E. Juncker Of Berlin Buy Now The blade well markedA first war Prussian Beobachterabzeichen; in silver (marked 800 with the crescent moon; with an enameled square insignia consisting of white, black, and red enamels mounted to the center of the badge via two hooks on the reverse; the square insignia placed within a bed of sun rays and a wreath consisting of oak and laurel leaves, and with a bow on the bottom, and a Prussian crown on the top of the wreath; maker marked C. E. Juncker, Berlin on the