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It could be only Oberstabsarzt Dr. Johannes Krause: 28.02.1920 Char. als Marine-Generaloberarzt And his awards as listed on the 1918 navy Rangliste Roter Adler Orden 4.Kl. Eisernes Kreuz 2. Kl Eisernes Kreuz 1. Kl Oldenburg: Friedrich-August-Kreuz 2. Kl. Oldenburg: Friedrich-August-Kreuz 1. Kl. This two never been promoted to Marine-Generaloberarzt. Oberstabsarzt d.R. Prof.Dr. Paul Krause Stabsarzt d.R. Dr. Kurt Krause Kind regards Alex

the award on the 7th place is likely a swedish Svärdsorden. Kind regards Alex

I thought the Godet no. 10 from your listing is the badge you posted for Fergus on post #8. So I miss the one I posted on post #5. Kind regards Alex

See post #5

You have forgot the one I posted, Another navy airship badge is located at the Zeppelin museum at Zeppelinheim. Kind regards Alex

It was just a commemorative badge like the air ship badges not a qualification badge. I don't know why they don't introduce a qualification badge like for pilots or observers during the war. Kind regards Alex

Hi John, no one can say how many badges Godet sold. All numbers you heard are estimations. I know 3 badges in different museums. another 5-6 in collections and 2 on market over the last 10 years It seems that Godet badges were not very popular at that time. Kind regards Alex You mean this badge?

Congratulations to this nice badges, especially to the full size Godet badge. Kind regards Alex

This medals were allways made of silver except the gold version. The ribbon bar is not from the period. Kind regards Alex

This is a bad modern copy. Kind regards Alex

If you never seen something before, it is not a good sign. what brings you to buy this without any reference? I ask because, I will never buy something I don't have a good feeling and never seen before, especially when it was offered on a show. I don't have a good feeling on both badges. kind regards alex

Something new from my collection. The MP from navy see pilot Fl.Mt. Heinrich Amen. Amen was with I. SFA from January 1917 and received the "Fliegerzulage" from 06.04.1918. Kind regards Alex

interesting story. Nice to see both badges together. Kind regards alex

Wellcome on this forum. Please keep in mind that this is a military forum not a platform for political discussion or glorify political leaders. This thread could turn in a controversial discussion. Kind regards Alex

Not they don't have this patches officially, but as often at the Fliegertruppe they do what they wanted. Kind regards Alex

You will find a similar badge to your on post 96. Kind regards Alex

Congratulation to this awesome badge. Like I wrote you, a textbook "square-punch" version in gilded bronce. Kind regards Alex

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Great work Ilieff. I love your website. I have an imperial pilot badge that I can offer for your page. Let me know if you are interessted. Kind regards Alex

I'm still lokking for informations on this man. Are there any sources available that might help? Kind regards Alex

Leim never received the saxon orders displayed on this bar. The man on this painting is a saxon citizen. Kind regards Alex

Max Immelmann Werner Voss Fritz Rumey Paul Bäumer Josef Jacobs Heinrich Gontermann Karl Bolle And some more Kind regards Alex

If you have something that doesn't exist, how you call this? When do you thing was the gilded made? Are this minis made of silver? Kind regards Alex

Because thre is no navy air gunnar badge. This is a mythos. Both badges are from the same design. If something doesn't comes up often, not makes it to an original. Kind regards Alex

Imho both miniature are not from the period. The gilded badge makes no sence for me. Kind regards Alex