A First War French Pilot's Wings By Fix; Auguste Savard In Gold Auction Archive that he was not married

that he was not married and that his trade was that of Farmer - Labourer

then attached to CSME on arrival from France on March 4th

Footnote: Leutnant Rudolf Friedrich Otto Windisch (1897-1918) was a World War I fighter ace credited with twenty-two victories

Two days later Flight Lieutenant Marshall escaped from the camp by jumping over the perimeter wire

typical WWI period award

A First War French Pilot's Wings By Fix; Auguste Savard In Gold Auction Archive that he was not marriedTwo piece construction, 10K Gold on brass, marked "FIX" on the reverse and maker marked "A. S. DOUBLE" (Auguste Savard) on the top of the catch, 10. 5 mm x 51. 6 mm, with solid Gold pinback and 10K Gold on brass hook attachment on the reverse, near mint. Footnote: Auguste Savard registered the trademark "FIX" after he took over his father's company in 1893, in order to protect the integrity of his work and identify his products as a high quality range