Germany, Luftwaffe. An Early Radio Operator & A/G Badge, "Thin Wreath", Marked "Cej" Auction Nova Scotia on the 8th

Nova Scotia on the 8th

The entire inside of the helmet is painted black

the lower corners of the trim on either side incorporating leafing

Petersburg Mint who was active from 1750 to 1796

Stahlhelm Membership Badge 1924

Germany, Luftwaffe. An Early Radio Operator & A/G Badge, "Thin Wreath", Marked "Cej" Auction Nova Scotia on the 8thAir gunners badge with lightening bolts, an early version in "neusilber", thin construction (so called thin wreath), eagle patinated, catch and barrel hinge in tombac; measures 41. 4mm x 52. 25mm, it weighs 25. 0 grams, maker marked on reverse "CEJ" (for "C. E. Juncker, Berlin") with excellent details and fine old patina, very well preserved, slightly worn, in extremely fine condition. Accompanied by its early style presentation case of issue;