Germany, Imperial. A Rare Naval Sea Pilot’s Award Document Set to Vice-Steuermann Langdorf, with Recipient Photo GTRexclude and was finally disbanded on

and was finally disbanded on November 15

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

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

WALSRODE" maker mark and dated "1941" where the belt wraps around to the left underside

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

Germany, Imperial. A Rare Naval Sea Pilot’s Award Document Set to Vice-Steuermann Langdorf, with Recipient Photo GTRexclude and was finally disbanded on(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),