Germany, Nsfk. A Rare Motor Pilot’s Badge, Type Iii Auction 91 Ritter von Fröhlich on

91 Ritter von Fröhlich on May 1st 1884 before being promoted to Oberleutnant on November 1st 1888

and released red smoke bombs to the surface

hallmarked on integral ring with leopard’s head facing left and the letter A and number 4 to denote

the 'confrontation' with Indonesia provides a classic example of the use of force by a civilized force

Germany, Nsfk. A Rare Motor Pilot’s Badge, Type Iii Auction 91 Ritter von Fröhlich on(NSFK Flugzeugfhrerabzeichen fr Motorflugzeugen). Instituted 1 May 1939 by Korpsfhrer Friedrich Christiansen. (1943 1945 issue). A rare National Socialist Flyers Corps (NSFK) Motor Pilots Badge, constructed of silvered zink, the obverse consisting of an oval oak leaf wreath, topped by a NSKK insignia consisting of a stylized depiction of Icarus overlaid by a mobile swastika, with a German national eagle in mid flight set across the wreath over a