A Luftwaffe Pilot’s Badge By C.e. Juncker Auction Archive Observations at the crash site

Observations at the crash site assessed the extent of the damage to the aircraft as "totally destroyed"

Karl August in 1782 after first taking up residence there in November 1775 following the success of his first novel

Accompanied by a Canadian Army reproduction file photograph of Lieutenant West in uniform and a CD containing thirty-nine pages with copies of his IndexCards

By command of Lieutenant General Devers

Blore was discharged due to "Physical Unfitness" on May 4

A Luftwaffe Pilot’s Badge By C.e. Juncker Auction Archive Observations at the crash siteA Luftwaffe Pilotenabzeichen; two piece construction badge in silvered tombac with a silvered wreath and patinated eagle; vertical pinback; marked C. E Junker, Berlin SW on reverse; measuring 52. 23 mm x 63. 41 mm; weighing 44. 8 grams; slightly curved; fine quality badge with fine details, and appealing patina; extremely fine condition. (C: 128)