Germany, Empire. A Pilot's Badge, By Juncker Auction WWII Women's Royal Voluntary Service

WWII Women's Royal Voluntary Service Long Service Medal -  Cupro-nickel

maker marked “3” (Wilhelm Deumer

Incredibly he reached for and managed to grab and pull open his parachute cord and landed very heavily in a farmer’s field near Essen

RAF "For Your Guidance" What to do on Leaving the Service and How to do It Booklet

Footnote: Thomas Gladwin was an Assistant at Suddar (Native) and an Official with the Court at Agra

Germany, Empire. A Pilot's Badge, By Juncker Auction WWII Women's Royal Voluntary Service(Flugzeugfhrer) Badge in silver plated brass, hollow stamped, 45. 85mm x 71. 7mm, weighs 14. 6 grams, unmarked, but textbook badge by C. E. Juncker, Berlin, circa 1917 period manufacture, with excellent silver finish, highlights being highly polished, in virtually mint condition. A top quality example, in top condition.