First World War Victory Medal (bronze
This means the wound must have been substantial to warrant the Silver Badge instead of the regular Black Badge
and repairs were not finished until mit 1943
good silver plating
35269" (Deutsches Reichsgebrauchsmuster) and maker marked "WERNSTEIN JENA" on the reverse
United Kingdom. A Lot Of Eight Royal Flying Corps (Rfc)/Royal Air Force (Raf) Cap Badges GTRexclude First World War Victory MedalIncludes: four Royal Flying Corps (RFC) Cap Badges (in bronze, two with gilt, voided, unmarked, ranging in size from 37 mm (w) x 43. 5 mm (h) to 38 mm (w) x 45. 8 mm (h), all four with both lugs intact, two with a pin); and four Royal Air Force (RAF) Cap Badges (three in bronze, voided, unmarked, ranging in size from 36 mm (w) x 40. 5 mm (h) to 39. 5 mm (w) x 44 mm (h), one with a slider, two with both lugs intact, one of which has a pin; the fourth