Germany, Luftwaffe. A Flight Personnel Nco’s Visor Cap certificate_of_authenticity 1914-1915”)

1914-1915”)

and is commemorated on page 431 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance

Suspended from a 63 mm long chain with stickpins at either end

mounted on light blue original ribbon

He was credited with four victories (destroying: a Fw 190 on June 28

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Flight Personnel Nco’s Visor Cap certificate_of_authenticity 1914-1915”)(Luftwaffe Schirmmtze). A very well preserved Luftwaffe Flight Personnel NCOs visor cap, constructed of dark grey wool with a black rayon blended cap band. The cap bears a band of golden yellow piping around the crown, with additional bands of identical piping at the top and bottom of the cap band. Pinned into the peak of the cap is an insignia in the form of an aluminum Luftwaffe eagle clutching a mobile swastika, measuring 52 mm (w) x 38 mm (h) and