Germany, Third Reich. A Badge For Merit In Fire Fighting By The Prussian Mint Auction Archive Royal Air Force Pilot's Wings

Royal Air Force Pilot's Wings Badge (two-colour embroidery on black wool

as well as Knight’s Cross 2nd Class of the Order of the White Falcon

affixed to a black painted wooden base via three bronze nails

then continued his service in the Royal Fleet Reserve

vented at the rear with a vertical pair of reinforced eyelets on either side and an olive green tie fed through them

Germany, Third Reich. A Badge For Merit In Fire Fighting By The Prussian Mint Auction Archive Royal Air Force Pilot's Wings(Erinnerungszeichen Verdienste um das Feuerlschwesen). Instituted 21 December 1933 by Wilhelm Frick. (1934 1936 issue). Constructed of silver, vertical pinback, the obverse with a central fireman blowing a horn and clutching a hose, above a burning building, circumscribed by an inscription of FR VERDIENSTE UM DAS FEUERLSCHWESEN (FOR MERIT IN FIRE FIGHTING), with a mobile swastika at the bottom, the reverse maker marked for PREUSS. STAATSMNZE for the