Original German WWII Combined Pilot Observer Badge with Replica Case Night Sights France when practically all the

France when practically all the bridges on the lower Seine were knocked down

The black plume to front is still present making this a very nice display item

being the first portable machine gun

A second eyelet flap on the right side was intended for a bayonet or any equipment with the M-1910 hooks

The Type 30 bayonet is also known as the "Pattern 1897 bayonet"

Original German WWII Combined Pilot Observer Badge with Replica Case Night Sights France when practically all theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a genuine Combined Pilot Observer Badge (Gemeinsames Flugzeugfhrer u. Beobachterabzeichen) in Tombac with replica presentation case. Sadly the badge was painted post war, we decided not strip it for fear of damaging the medal further. The joint pilot and observer badge was created on January 19, 1935 by Hermann Gring in his capacity as Reich Minister of Aviation as a successor to the pilot badge. The