Austria, Imperial. An Austro-Hungarian Pilot & Radio Operator’s Badge, C.1918 certificate_of_authenticity naming is next-of-kin as his

naming is next-of-kin as his wife

stating that Pischner has to remain ready should be he drafted

The course took place at the Air Signals School in Halle/Saale (eastern Germany)

Ears discharged for about 3 weeks after (the) injury

Austria, Imperial. An Austro-Hungarian Pilot & Radio Operator’s Badge, C.1918 certificate_of_authenticity naming is next-of-kin as his(Flugzeugfhrer und Bordfunkerabzeichen). Constructed of gilded zink with multi coloured enamels, the obverse consisting of a white enameled laurel wreath, joined together at the bottom by Austrian and Hungarian coats of arms, topped by a monogram of Karl I, overlaid by a central eagle clutching dual lightning bolts, the reverse with a missing vertical pinback, unmarked, measuring 55. 57 mm (w) x 57. 86 mm (h), loss of finish evident in addition to the