Germany, Imperial. A Rare Naval Sea Pilot’s Award Document Set to Vice-Steuermann Langdorf, with Recipient Photo GTRexclude SOG personnel adopted the unofficial

SOG personnel adopted the unofficial self-designed insignia seen on the patch in this group

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Three First War German Imperial Awards & Badges - Prussia: Iron Cross 2nd Class 1914 (silver

chipping evident in the red enamels on the top edge of the ribbon banner inscribed "ЛЕНИН" (Lenin)

The flagpole holster is manufactured from thick leather and has a smooth chocolate brown finish

Germany, Imperial. A Rare Naval Sea Pilot’s Award Document Set to Vice-Steuermann Langdorf, with Recipient Photo GTRexclude SOG personnel adopted the unofficial(Besitzzeugnis fr das Flieger Abzeichen). A superb award document set to naval aviator Karl LAngdorf, including: 1. An Imperial Naval Sea Pilots Badge award document, constructed of off white paper stock with black ink, named to VICE STEUERMANN LANGDORF, dated 8 June 1915 and certified by the handwritten signature of Konteradmiral Otto Philipp in his capacity as Befehlshaber der Marine Luftfahr Abteilungen (Commander of Naval Aviation Units),