Wood

I agree.

Pete

Definitly re-named, (I presume that the originals were, but I very much doubt in this style, however have never seen a WW1 DFM) This makes valuation difficult.

The two aircraft shown in post #8 are both Bristol fighters, but I believe that these photos maybe post war (silver doped aircraft), pehaps at a flying show (hence the iron cross)

Post #12 This list is not for the highest scorers in the RNAS, perhaps it is for DFM winners, or for air gunners as Raymond Collishaw was the highest scoring RNAS pilot.

Love the log book.

I also knew of an RFC/RAF group of four that was split up this way, one to each grandchild...the two silver ones ended up in the pot.

Regards,

Pete

Another one for KdF and Flugtag.

Kassel.

Hi Alec,

Because its printed. (fantasy)

All the patches I have ever seen were "bevo" woven. There are quite a lot posted on Wehrmacht Awards.

Regards,

Pete

I'm no expert on RAD stuff, but I doubt that this arm badge is real.

Regards,

Pete

It looks as if there is quite a difference in quality.

Pete

At least thats what I seem to remember it is.

Another Limes (West wall?) firms medal. Gilt zinc.

reverse.

Four little piggies.

This one is a tinnie....I think.

Garmish-Partenkirchen.

Not sure if this is a tinnie or a badge for the event. Better posted here than lost among the general tinnie database.

Bregenz.

Westfallen-Nord. A little rusty.

Villach.

Lieberwolkwitz. One to commemorate reunification. Note the broken border barrier.

Krefeld-Uerdingen.

Hindenburg.

Werdau. Also a Kreistag badge.

Burg.

Düren.

Wriezen.

Jena-Stadtroda.

Erfurt.

Eisennach.

A much more interesting looking badge than the usual NSBO offerings.

like these:-

Castrop-Rauxel