Germany, Weimar Republic. A 1929 “Der Stahlhelm” Badge; Silver Hold The pilot at the time

The pilot at the time of the accident was D

while on duty in France

marked “4” on pin (for Steinhauer & Lück)

The blade is unmarked but exhibits a beautiful faux temper lines by the edge on both sides of the blade

At all times he sets a most inspiring example of efficiency and devotion to duty

Germany, Weimar Republic. A 1929 “Der Stahlhelm” Badge; Silver Hold The pilot at the time(Der Stahlhelm Mitgliedsabzeichen). Two piece construction silver with black enamels with the Stahlhelm insignia applied to the obverse; maker marked Ges. Gesch., marked 935 on the reverse; vertical banjo style pinback, with a sheet metal hinge but missing its catch; measuring 30. 52 mm in diameter; weighing 14. 8 grams; the badge with some wear to the obverse; in overall better than very fine condition.