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The piece belong to the cased broce FAM on the left. I also have a piece of 30cm for complet a bar. Alex

Hallo Troy, the price for your broce FAM is OK. But the ribbon is wrong. Look at me picture and you will see the right ribbon. This medals will awarded in cases also in bags. Rgs Alex

Does someone knew who the owner is?

Did someone know about the two groups appears on the 31. Thies Auction. Both were not sold. Pos: 1076 and 1078. Thanks Alex

Hallo friends, here the correct link Thank for show this beautifull goblet Alex

Found this thread look at this badge. The same flaw bavarian badge whit flaw

Hi Stogieman, the left one look like mine and have the same flaw. Can you post now the dimensions of both badges and the engraving. @Luftmensch the pin on your badge looks not so good. This is me opinion. Can you take a picture of the engraving.

Hi Stogieman, i don`t realy anderstand what measures you ment. Here the dimensions (in mm) Height over all: 77 Width over all: ca. 45 Weight: about 28,4g

Can we see the back of those badges. I think this is mor important.

Post your badges here please.

I am sure that the bavarian badge is an original. I bought it from a dealer who i realy trust and i have a confirmation. I also show more badges whit the same flaw.

Is a Niemann certificate.

Yes, the engraving is "Leutn. vZiegesar". I can`t open the pin because ii is repaired. Joachim Von Ziegesar had served in FA 23 along with Veltjens and Berthold, and there is a photo that suggests he was Veltjens' observer for a time. After becoming a pilot he seems to have been another of Berthold's proteges and followed him (and Veltjens) from unit to unit. My limited sources have him in Jasta 4 from 1 Oct 1916 to the 16th, then in Jasta 14 until 15 March 1918, He was briefly in Jasta 18 but then was part of the big Berthold switch to Jasta 15 on 18 or 20 March 1918. He flew with Jasta 15 until the EOW. He had three (?) victories: 1. 6 June 1918 a DH9 at 1140 hrs at Maignelay Unconfirmed Sopwith on 9 August 1918, at 1830 hrs west of Le Quesnel 2. 26 Sept '18, a SPAD XIII at 1740 hrs at Pont-a-Mousson 3. 29 October '18 - a Breguet at Champigneulle The bavarian Pilot badge is a original i have a certificate.

This is the beginn of me badge collection (i hope).

and back side

A bavarian Pilot Badge "CARL POELLATH"

A Pilot Badge in Silver from Juncker

Here an Observer Badge in Silver

Hallo friends, i'm new here and now i want to introduce myself. I'm 28 years old live in Germany near Heidelberg. I collect awards of the Kingdom of Saxony. But my main collecting domail is the imperial german Airforce 1913-1918. I will post here me collection the next days. I hope you will post also your badges here to build a database for imperial airforce bagdes. Thanks

Look vary good. Here my Bavarian Pilot Badge looks like your.

Here a Grand- / Commandercross in Silver. Marked with "DRESDEN", "SCHARFFENBERG" and "S".

It's a fake. JUNCKER never built pieces with both crescent moon and crown.