Yugoslavia, Kingdom. An Army Air Service Observer's & Navigator's Badge, By Karnet-Kisely Auction 11 General Hospital at Camiers

11 General Hospital at Camiers on August 16

mounted to its original triangular military ribbon with hook and eye)

the obverse with a circular enameled medallion depicting a hand-painted Brandenburg crowned eagle

measuring 304 mm (w) x 253 mm (h))

Paul Meybauer of Berlin only began supplying Iron Crosses in 1917

Yugoslavia, Kingdom. An Army Air Service Observer's & Navigator's Badge, By Karnet-Kisely Auction 11 General Hospital at CamiersSilver, marked "900" (silver), maker marked "KK" (by Czechoslovak manufacturer Karnet Kisely) and with very low number stamped "15" on the reverse, 50. 3 mm x 66. 3 mm, dual screw backs (one retaining nut missing), light contact and surface wear, very fine. A scarce badge.