Germany. A Fine Luftwaffe Officer’s Pilot’s Badge; Bullion Version certificate_of_authenticity yet his studies at university

yet his studies at university were cut short after just one year of study due to lack of money

Commonly but incorrectly known as the Hindenburg Cross

with Turner later settling in Walton

Footnote: Arthur Willcox was born in Brighton England in 1897 and was working as a labourer in Balsom Bay prior to enlisting in the CEF in March 1916

Mary Agnes McDonald

Germany. A Fine Luftwaffe Officer’s Pilot’s Badge; Bullion Version certificate_of_authenticity yet his studies at universityA fine example of a Luftwaffe bullion version pilots badge; constructed of twisted, rolled, and flat hand embroidered silver aluminum bullion wires in the shape of an oak wreath with an eagle in the centre clutching a mobile swastika in its talons; on a grey wool backer; with a black rayon backer on the reverse; measuring 60 mm x 73 mm; with remnants from previous collector mounting remaining on the reverse; a fine quality example in overall better