WW1 Imperial German Navy Badges
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German U-Boats Austrian U-Boats Books: Home from the Sea Fifth Army Field Surgeon
Submarine Service

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WW1 German Navy Line Officers cap badge with gold and black wire
U-Boot-Kriegsabzeichen
WW1 Imperial U Boat Officers Badge
marked Walter Schott & .935 (Sterling Silver)
CEJunker was originally awarded a contract for producing the very first designed submarine badges in 1918. The badge was designed by Walter Schott and carried his name even tho'
manufactured by other firms, thereby resulting in slight differences in tooling methods.
The U-Boat badge was institued on February 1, 1918 and was awarded to recognize U-boat crews who had completed three war patrols prior to the wars end on November 11, 1918.
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WW1 U Boat Officers badge .800 Silver
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Imperial German Naval Air Svc Land Pilot Badge
Paul Meybauer mark, one piece, rare frosted finish, cut out crown
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Imperial German Naval Air Svc Sea Pilot Badge
Paul Meybauer mark, 800 silver, two piece, original
gilded silver

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Imperial German Naval Gunner's Badge
Paul Meybauer mark, 835 silver, two piece, original
gilded silver
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#65 WW1 German Navy Zeppelin Pilot's Badge CE Juncker sterling 938 |
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WW1 Zeppelin Crew Members Sleeve Badge
Imperial German Prinzen size Naval Service badges