Germany, Third Reich. A 1935 Hugo Junkers Commemorative Silver Medallion, By The Bavarian Mint Newly Listed First badge (Fusiliers) with the

First badge (Fusiliers) with the insignia in copper-coloured embroidery

He was an Aerial Photographer assigned to two 5th Air Force Bombardment Squadrons

missing its swing bar suspension with clasp and ribbon

FH 30 Howitzer

Germany, Third Reich. A 1935 Hugo Junkers Commemorative Silver Medallion, By The Bavarian Mint Newly Listed First badge (Fusiliers) with the(Hugo Junkers Gedenkmnze in Silber). Constructed of silver, the obverse bearing a raised and rightward facing profile of Professor Hugo Junkers in exceptional detail, circumscribed by name and his passing date of 1935, the reverse bearing a central raised eagle in mid flight, topped by a Junkers Ju 52 style aircraft, circumscribed by an inscription of D. JUNKERSWERKE IN DESSAU SCHPFER, the obverse designer marked K. GOETZ for the firm of Karl Goetz,