Germany, Nsfk. A Rare Motor Pilot’s Badge, Type Iii Auction Following a stint with the

Following a stint with the Officer Training Corps

Details of the Regiment were placed on active service in August 1914 for local protection duties

Pinned onto the peak of the cap is a gilded bronze insignia consisting of a detailed double-headed Austrian imperial eagle clutching a sword and sceptre

but has since been awarded only to military personnel who fought in the Korea War

It is crafted in matte nickel-silver and measures 63 mm x 47 mm

Germany, Nsfk. A Rare Motor Pilot’s Badge, Type Iii Auction Following a stint with the(NSFK Flugzeugfhrerabzeichen fr Motorflugzeugen). Instituted 1 May 1939 by Korpsfhrer Friedrich Christiansen. (1943 1945 issue). A rare National Socialist Flyers Corps (NSFK) Motor Pilots Badge, constructed of silvered zink, the obverse consisting of an oval oak leaf wreath, topped by a NSKK insignia consisting of a stylized depiction of Icarus overlaid by a mobile swastika, with a German national eagle in mid flight set across the wreath over a