Germany, Empire. A Pilot's Badge, By Juncker Auction WWII Women's Royal Voluntary Service

WWII Women's Royal Voluntary Service Long Service Medal -  Cupro-nickel

maker marked “3” (Wilhelm Deumer

organized in early 1930’s with aim of representing NS alternative to Unionist organizations

RAF "For Your Guidance" What to do on Leaving the Service and How to do It Booklet

Incredibly he reached for and managed to grab and pull open his parachute cord and landed very heavily in a farmer’s field near Essen

Germany, Empire. A Pilot's Badge, By Juncker Auction WWII Women's Royal Voluntary Service(Flugzeugfhrer) Badge in silver plated brass, hollow stamped, 45. 85mm x 71. 7mm, weighs 14. 6 grams, unmarked, but textbook badge by C. E. Juncker, Berlin, circa 1917 period manufacture, with excellent silver finish, highlights being highly polished, in virtually mint condition. A top quality example, in top condition.